The Golden State Warriors, with their aging core of Draymond Green, Jimmy Butler, and Stephen Curry, are all-in on winning in the next two or three seasons. It's very clear that after Curry retires, the Warriors will undergo a several-season-long rebuild.

The Warriors are once again stressing their need to add a starting center, but finding the right one won't be easy.

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr commented on his plans for Draymond Green ahead of the upcoming NBA season.

The Jimmy Butler acquisition helped the Warriors become a contender again, though injuries cut their run short. They'll need to make more moves this offseason to have a chance to win another ring.

Green was slotted as Randle's matchup for most of the series, and the all-time great defender made sure to tip his cap to the Timberwolves' versatile scoring power forward during a recent episode of his podcast, The Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis.

With four teams left in the hunt for the NBA Championship, it's safe to say the Indiana Pacers are the least flashy option in the eyes of the public. While Tyre

Draymond Green and Kevin Durant were teammates for three seasons on the Golden State Warriors. They won two championships together in 2017 and 2018 and played in three straight NBA Finals.