Draymond Green: I Am Not Steph Curry
Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green spoke about his future after re-signing with the team on a 1-year contract this summer. The 36-year-old said he wants to finish his career with the Warriors, but acknowledged that this is not guaranteed.

Draymond Green, a longtime key piece of the Golden State Warriors, made comments to CNBC Sports about his future with the team. The forward spent his entire 14-year NBA career with the Warriors and began his 15th season this year. Released over the summer, the player signed a new 1-year contract with the club.
Green openly said he wants to finish his career with the Warriors. However, he qualified his words. Stressing that he does not have the privileges enjoyed by teammate Stephen Curry, the player said he sees no problem with that.
The player noted that spending an entire career with one team is extremely rare. He said he would be very happy if he could achieve it. Green said he wants to play next season as well, adding that he will not retire if those plans fall through.
Green stressed that he is grateful for his journey with the Warriors. His future with the club remains uncertain, and the player's decision is expected to become clear in the coming period.



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