Warriors’ Draymond Green boos teammate in front of fans at open practice

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Draymond Green thinks the Warriors can still contend for title

Draymond Green still believes that the Warriors can make another championship run, and mostly because he hasn’t lost belief in his or Stephen Curry’s ability to lead the team to victories. In an interview with The Athletic, Green went off on a small tangent to help people understand the Warriors are not done.

“I know I ain’t done. I know [Curry] ain’t done. So it ain’t like, ‘All right, I feel like I’m at the end. I’m cashing it in.’ Nah. We can do that s**t again. I know we can do it again. I’m not a part of the consortium that don’t think we can get it done,” Green said.

“But in doing it again, you’ve got to acknowledge that it’s not going to look like it did before. I’d struggle if we were just cashing it in,” Green said. “That ain’t for me. But I don’t feel like anyone around here is doing that. We’re actively trying to put the pieces together to build.”

The Warriors made some changes to their roster this offseason, as Klay Thompson departed to the Dallas Mavericks. In free agency, the Warriors added Kyle Anderson, Buddy Hield, and De’Anthony Melton. So far in the preseason, those pieces have looked good on the team, and the hope is that it can carry on into the regular season.

The big question is whether or not Curry and Green still have what it takes to lead a championship team, and if it will be enough to get them where they want to go. The Warriors attempted to get a third star over the offseason but were unsuccessful in doing so. Now, they’ll have to do what they can with the roster they have.