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Kerr, Green Make Amends After Sideline Clash as Warriors Seek Reset

The longtime duo apologized to the team, framing the blowup as a reset for a .500 club Kerr calls a fading dynasty.

Overview

  • During Monday's win over Orlando, Draymond Green argued with Steve Kerr during a timeout, went to the locker room, returned in warmups, and did not re-enter a 120-97 game.
  • Kerr called the episode "not my finest hour," said he and Green apologized to each other and the team, and highlighted their 12-year, family-like bond.
  • Green later described leaving the huddle as a "huge moment of growth," saying he removed himself to prevent escalation and that subsequent practice and conversations were productive.
  • Golden State is 15-15, with Kerr publicly referring to the Warriors as "a fading dynasty," and Green is expected to be available for the Christmas matchup with Dallas.
  • Public scrutiny intensified as commentators and fans questioned leadership and Green's role, while Kerr reiterated he wants Green to finish his career with the Warriors.