The Dunk Contest is undoubtedly the most fan-appealing event of All-Star Weekend, and this season will be contested by Warriors champion Juan Toscano Anderson, but the Warriors' core interior Draymond Green is not happy about this.
On his own show, Green expressed his displeasure that the Warriors had only one player in the dunk contest because he thought Jonathan Cumminga should also participate, but the latter was not interested in it:
Cumminga is also a player with very top athletic talent in this Warriors team, and he missed the dunk game is undoubtedly a pity.
Green, on the other hand, is the player who can be named to the All-Star bench lineup, but Green made it clear in an interview that he could not play the All-Star due to injury problems:
"I really can't be sure of a definitive comeback schedule because at this point I'm still recovering and building strength and getting my body to heal," Green said, "Ideally, I'd love to come back in the next three or four weeks, but I can't guarantee it." ”
Green is still a very important part of the Warriors, and whether he can stay healthy will also determine the Warriors' competitive opportunities in the playoffs.
Finally, it needs to be discussed whether the Warriors will make a move before the trade deadline has also become a hot topic of discussion. And the US media Kurttenbach does not think the Warriors will make a move before this year's trade deadline:
Kurttenbach believes that the Warriors already have a good enough roster and that some players who may become trading assets should not be put on the shelves, such as Cumminga, Looney and Wiseman, who are still very much expected players in this Warriors team. In fact, the Warriors have already done pretty well this season with this lineup, and it's entirely possible that they'll continue to use it in the playoffs.