Way before the playoffs started, numerous concerns were looming over the Golden State Warriors‘ future. After the Los Angeles Lakers ousted the Warriors in the Conference Semi Finals, it is widely anticipated that the Dubs have had their last dance. Fueling the discourse, it is reported that a key member of the franchise is likely to walk away. Amid this series of uncertainties, a harsh reality hit Warriors ace Draymond Green.

Their playoffs exit at the hands of the Lakers was indeed a hard pill for the Warriors to swallow and their supporters. Now that the Conference Finals have commenced without the Warriors, Draymond Green seems to have not overcome the defeat.

Reality hits Warriors ace Draymond Green hard

Draymond Green, Stephen Curry?and Klay Thompson undoubtedly form the Golden State’s core. These three players have given their blood and sweat for the Warriors’ four triumphant campaigns in the last eight seasons. This time around, the reigning champions started the playoffs with expectations of another title run. However, the Dubs fought an intense and tiring battle to overcome the Kings in the first round only to face defeat at the hands of the Lakers in the next round.

Given his championships and playoffs experience, Draymond Green couldn’t fathom the fact that his side failed to make it to the Conference Finals.

“It’s been a long time since we have had a healthy Dubs team. And we’re sitting here and talking about the Conference Finals and not a part of it. Very weird. Really tripped me out today when I opened up my Instagram and I saw guys walking into an arena and I’m like… Wow, that’s when they really hit me like we’re really done like the season’s still going and we’re not playing,” Draymond Green said on the latest episode of his podcast.

Unfortunately, reality hit Draymond Green the hardest when things have become more tumultuous in the Dubs’ camp. A key member who has been with the Bay Area side through thick and thin through the last decade is likely to leave the Golden State.

A key Golden State member might walk away soon

The Golden State Warriors owe a part of their phenomenal success to their president of basketball operations and general manager, Bob Myers. Myers had joined the Dubs in 2011 as an assistant general manager. Ever since the start of his stint with the Warriors, Bob Myers has been playing a crucial role in adding key players to the Dubs’ roster. Myers’ $8 million/year contract will expire this June. The 48-year-old reportedly has not had any discussions with the franchise to extend his contract.

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Now the Warriors will be preparing themselves to overcome Bob Myers’ absence. Meanwhile, stars Draymond Green and Klay Thompson and coach Steve Kerr are in talks to extend their own contracts. The Dub Nation is undoubtedly waiting for this uncertain and turbulent time to end.

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