Golden State buried Charlotte behind massive nights from their role players.

Draymond Green responds to a fan blaming him for Stephen Curry not winning a fifth championship with the Warriors.

Despite reduced output this season, Draymond Green remains one of the key players for the Golden State Warriors. The 35-year-old has missed just 7 games this season, and the majority of them due to a lower leg issue.

When Shams Charania revealed that the Golden State Warriors star, Jimmy Butler, has a right ACL tear, the Dub Nation experienced a moment of deja vu. A reiteration of the 2019 NBA Finals, where Klay Thompson fell prey to the ominous injury.

Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler spoke glowingly of Jonathan Kuminga.

After halftime, the Antetokounmpo-led Bucks went on an 8-0 run, a burst the Warriors answered with an 11-4 run of their own. Curry scored 13 points in the quarter as the Warriors finished the period up 98-82. Though the Bucks never quite went away, Golden State held them at bay to improve to 20-18. The Warriors play against the Kings on Friday.

Even before Jimmy Butler went down with a torn ACL, it felt like the Golden State Warriors would try looking for a life raft between now and the Feb. 5 NBA trade deadline. You might think, then, that the front office would be scrambling to support Stephen Curry after losing his co-star,