Houston Rockets fans know Draymond Green all too well. He and the Golden State Warriors have faced off against the Rockets in four of Houston's last six postsea

This is exactly why Tuesday’s development is good news for Curry and the Warriors. On Monday, Golden State listed Green as questionable to play against the Rockets due to a right midfoot sprain. The team announced on Tuesday, however, that Green has been upgraded to probable, via the official injury report.

"The NBA has issued a warning to Golden State's Draymond Green for his interaction with a vocal fan in New Orleans on Sunday night, source tells ESPN," Charania reported. "No fine. The fan was chanting "Angel Reese" toward Green, who responded face-to-face as taunts continued."

The Utah Jazz and Golden State Warriors meet Monday in a Western Conference battle from the Chase Center in San Francisco, California.

Earlier in the day, the Warriors held their first practice in almost two weeks, hopeful that a return home and a light workout could help them shake a three-game skid of their own. But Friday's 127-123 setback to the Portland Trail Blazers in the club's first home contest following a grueling,

The Warriors had every reason to toss Monday night’s home game against the young, tall and spry Jazz into a growing pile of “scheduled losses.” After losing three straight, Golden State was without several key members of its frontcourt.