Following his hit on Jusuf Nurkic during the game against the Phoenix Suns, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green has been suspended indefinitely from the NBA. Ahead of the Clippers game, Steve Kerr addressed the situation, highlighting that the suspension was for Green’s benefit, allowing him time to focus on self-improvement. Kerr referred to Green’s previous incidents, including a five-game suspension this season for a chokehold on Timberwolves’ Gobert and a fine last October for punching teammate Poole during practice. The team acknowledges the need for Green to address his behavioral issues for personal growth. Kerr emphasized that the suspension was an opportunity for Green to take a step back and make a change in his approach to life, not just basketball. Kerr expressed his support for Green, acknowledging his loyalty, commitment, passion, and love for his teammates, friends, and family. He emphasized that the suspension was about helping Green, who knows that he needs to change his behavior to grow as a person.
