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ESPN.com · Dec 14, 2023

Warriors' focus on doing 'right things' to help Green, not punishment

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LOS ANGELES -- The Golden State Warriors are committed to forward Draymond Green, despite his indefinite suspension for punching Phoenix's Jusuf Nurkic in the face.

On Thursday, Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. said part of the decision to not put a hard number on Green's suspension was to ensure there would be time for Green to get himself in a place where he can be around the team long-term. They are truly approaching the indefinite timeline as such, and have no idea in mind as to when Green could possibly return.

That being said, Dunleavy couldn't ensure there would ever be a change in Green's behavior.

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