Draymond Green criticizes new CBA provision: This is what we rushed into a deal for?

There are existential pressures on the dynasty, for sure. At some point, it will end. But Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Klay Thompson have held up their parts this season, and all Warriors things still flow from this core. Now that Gary Payton II has been re-acquired in a trade and gotten healthy and Jonathan Kuminga has earned Kerr’s trust (well, mostly), Kerr has a much steadier feel for what this group can do and how he should manage the whole thing. “I think we’ve felt things coming together,” Kerr said. “We look more like a two-way basketball team more often now than we did even a few weeks ago. We’re not there yet, obviously. I mean, we’re not consistent enough. But I think we know we’re capable of getting where we need to be. And getting Gary back is a huge help; he gives us that extra defensive stopper.” -via The Athletic / March 31, 2023

Jason Dumas: Draymond hosted some kids today at the California Academy of Sciences — they were part of Joshua’s Gift, a nonprofit that supports the social, mental, emotional, and economic needs of families living with autism. pic.twitter.com/jD4gNaKr06 -via Twitter @JDumasReports / March 31, 2023

Will the Dallas Mavericks have the next big super team in the NBA? According to Bill Simmons, the answer is yes. Simmons recently predicted that LeBron James and Draymond Green will join Luka Doncic and Kyrie Irving with the Mavs at some point down the road, per the Bill Simmons podcast, clip via Kenny Bybee. “I think he (Draymond Green) ends up in Dallas with Kyrie and with Luka,” Simmons said on the podcast. “And then LeBron tries to figure out a way to get there eventually. That’s my prediction.” -via Clutch Points / March 30, 2023