The Warriors are vague about Dream Chasing psychotherapy, and the team notes that Wiggins has not practiced since last year
On January 4, Beijing time, the NBA regular season continued. Earlier today, Warriors reporter Anthony Slater spoke on the show about the way the Warriors handled Green's affairs, and Warriors coach Kerr bluntly said that Green is still some time away from a comeback.
During the Warriors' game against the Suns last month, Green hit Nurkic during the game, and he was subsequently suspended indefinitely by the NBA. Green hasn't played since then and has missed 10 games in a row so far. According to previous reports, Green will attend counseling sessions during the suspension and will also attend regular virtual meetings with teams, leagues and players' unions to report on the progress of his reinstatement.
Earlier today, however, Warriors reporter Anthony Slater spoke on "The Morning Roast" about the current state of Dream Chasing. He said: "Considering the current situation, this is also the choice of Dream Green. The whole psychotherapy/mental health counseling section, which the Warriors were deliberately vague about, reminded me of what happened to Wiggins last season. Wiggins was absent for more than 50 days last season, and the Warriors have not revealed the real reason for Wiggins' absence.
In an interview, Warriors coach Kerr revealed an update on Green's situation. "Green hasn't been to the Warriors' practice arena until now," he said. I've been texting him before, we've always given him space, and he's giving us space. ”
The reporter also asked Cole if there was any update on his dream state or physical condition, and whether it would take some time for him to recover after his return, and Cole's answer was: "Not sure." "You know, even though Green is suspended indefinitely, the league allows him to train with the team, but it's clear that Green isn't doing that at the moment.
In addition, Green was also photographed by the media attending the birthday party of Lakers star James while he was suspended. So far this season, Green has appeared in 15 games, averaging 9.7 points, 5.5 rebounds, 5.8 assists, 0.4 steals and 0.7 blocks per game while shooting 49% from the field and 42.9% from three-point range.