Jordan Poole said he loves “most of” the Warriors, and Draymond Green understood why his former teammate made that clarification.

Draymond Green's calf injury adds to Warriors' struggles. Awaiting MRI results, his return date is uncertain ahead of important games.

On Monday afternoon, the Golden State Warriors will host the Boston Celtics at the Chase Center in San Francisco. For the game, they will be without one of their best players, as Draymond Green has been ruled out.

Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green is sending an apology to a former teammate, Jordan Poole. The two players seem to have beef.

In Green’s absence, Gui Santos started the second half, but the stint was brief. Moses Moody entered three minutes into the third quarter and, for a second straight game, logged a bulk of the team’s minutes at the power forward spot.

As if this season couldn't get any worse for the Golden State Warriors, they might be without their two most important players heading into the week. In the Dubs' 122-114 win over the Washington Wizards on Saturday, both Stephen Curry and Draymond Green appeared to be hurt.

Poole obviously has a lot of love for the Warriors and his time with the team—he was part of the 2022 NBA championship, for instance. However, his time with Golden State is often overshadowed by one incident with Draymond Green.

MINNEAPOLIS — Draymond Green missed his third straight game on Wednesday after getting ruled out with an illness and a back injury, with the former being more significant than the latter.

Following Poole's comments, Warriors forward Draymond Green took to Twitter to respond to his former teammate's quote. Green responded to a tweet from Marc J. Spears of ESPN with an apology for Poole.

The Golden State Warriors were recently linked to Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant in a glaringly expensive mock trade. Fadeaway World’s Eddie Bitar

During an up-and-down season with trade deadline questions abounding, the Warriors still believe they have what it takes to regain championship-level momentum.