The Warriors eventually lost to the Cavaliers with a 3-1 lead in the 2016 Finals, and Draymond Green hit James' groin after physical confrontation with James, which also allowed Green to be suspended in the crucial Fifth Game.
Speaking about the suspension, Green said it was his biggest regret for that year's finals:
"What bothered me was that I was going to be the Finals MVP and things changed completely after that."
Green believes that if he hadn't been suspended, he could have won the 2016 Finals MVP, and not only that, but Green also believed that if he could help the Warriors win the 2016 championship and be elected the Finals MVP, then he would have been selected as one of the 75 superstars.
Steve Kerr, on the other hand, revealed that former leader James Wiseman has attended the team's first training session since All-Star Weekend:
"He looks good," Cole said, "and his movements are well done and feel good." It's nice to see the return to the field and see his smile, it's all good. ”
However, Kerr also made it clear that there are no plans for James Wiseman's comeback:
For the Warriors, Wiseman is still a very important part of the team this season, and whether he can stay healthy will also be an important part of the Warriors' impact on the championship.
Finally, Warriors coach Steve Kerr talked about Gary Payton II's rotation arrangements in the team's next game against the Trail Blazers in an interview:
"Kerr said Gary Payton II is likely to be in the starting lineup against the Trail Blazers.
In the game against the Blazers, Gary Payton II, who started 19 minutes, had a total of 10 points and 1 rebound, which also helped the Warriors win the Blazers 132-95. So far this season, Gary Payton II has been a good player in the Warriors' team, and Kerr has made a good attempt to get Payton into the starting lineup.