Is Warriors’ Draymond Green playing vs. Raptors? Latest suspension update

Is Warriors’ Draymond Green playing vs. Raptors? Latest suspension update

Is Warriors’ Draymond Green playing vs.

Raptors? Latest suspension update

The Toronto Raptors will be the Golden

State Warriors’ opponent at Chase Center

on Sunday night when they return to

action. The Dubs play their sixth game of

a crucial seven-game homestand, which

has been disappointing thus far due to

their 2-3 record and several injuries to

important players. But Golden State is

about to get some help. On Saturday,

Draymond Green’s indefinite suspension

was lifted, indicating that he would soon

be back on the field. However, will

Draymond Green be taking on the Raptors on Sunday?

Although Green’s ban is technically over,

he will not play against Toronto. The

Warriors’ official injury report has him

out with a condition of “Return to

competition reconditioning,” which is

understandable given that Adrian

Wojnarowski of ESPN earlier stated that

Green will require “approximately” one week to recover before playing again.

At the conclusion of Golden State’s

homestand on Wednesday against the

New Orleans Pelicans, don’t expect the

four-time champion to play. He might

return to action as soon as Friday’s game

against the Chicago Bulls, which starts

the Warriors’ four-game road trip.

Whenever Green returns, he’ll be coming

back to a much different team than the

one he left on December 12th after

striking Phoenix Suns big man Jusuf Nurkic in the face.

Since then, rookies Brandin Podziemski

and Trayce Jackson-Davis have

established themselves as key members

of the rotation, opening and ending

numerous games. While fellow third-

year wing Moses Moody was

frustratingly taken out of the rotation,

Jonathan Kuminga has also emerged as a

full-time starter. With both Chris Paul

and Gary Payton II out due to injury, this

development is likely to change.

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