Warriors' star Draymond Green shared his thoughts on why Golden State can't find a consistent lineup rotation.

If it feels like Draymond Green is turning the ball over more than ever, it's because he is. The Golden State Warriors power forward is averaging a career-high

Draymond Green has been around long enough to know that turnovers won't win the Golden State Warriors basketball games.

Draymond Green has been one of the franchise cornerstones for the Golden State Warriors for as long as most fans can remember. Over the years, Green has been a consistent leadership voice for the Warriors. He has helped lead the franchise to four championships, being mostly known for his defensive ability and physicality.

There's no question that four-time champion Golden State Warriors power forward/center Draymond Green has been one of the most impactful players of his generati

Green was hard on himself after committing eight of Golden State's 18 turnovers, but said that he felt 'great' after missing three games.

Draymond Green defended Steve Kerr amid criticism, saying the Warriors’ constant lineup changes stem from poor execution and losing.

Draymond Green said having to leave his pregnant wife for the next few weeks to play road tilts for the Warriors “sucks.”

Butler suffered a knee injury in Golden State’s 124-112 loss Tuesday, Dec. 2 against the Thunder. He did not return to the game and underwent an MRI. The Warriors said Butler would miss at least Thursday’s game against the 76ers with knee soreness.

Draymond Green has played an instrumental role in the Golden State Warriors’ four NBA Championships in the modern era. When it’s all said and done, Draymond Green will retire as an iconic Golden State Warriors star and one day be inducted into the Basketball Hall of Fame.