Draymond Green Reportedly Declines $27.7M Warriors Contract Option Amid LeBron, Anthony Davis Rumors
Draymond Green has declined a $27.7 million contract option with the Golden State Warriors as the team explores potential moves for LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
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Draymond Green has declined his player option, officially becoming a free agent. Despite this move, sources indicate Green is expected to return to the Warriors.
Coverage from ESPN, Bleacher Report, The New York Times, and the San Francisco Chronicle emphasizes that the Warriors are eyeing a reunion with LeBron James and Anthony Davis. The timing of these rumors coincides with Green's decision to decline the option.
Future developments center on Green's free agency status and whether the Warriors will pursue moves for James and Davis.
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Quick answers
What was the value of the contract option Draymond Green declined?
The contract option was valued at $27.7 million.
Is Draymond Green leaving the Warriors?
While he has become a free agent, a source cited by The New York Times indicates he is expected to return to the team.
Which other players are the Warriors reportedly interested in?
According to ESPN, the Warriors are eyeing moves for LeBron James and Anthony Davis.
Coverage (5)
- Sources: Warriors eyeing LeBron, AD reunion www.espn.com · 1h ago
- Draymond Green declines player option but is expected to return to Warriors: Source The New York Times · 4h ago
- Warriors’ Draymond Green declines option, becomes free agent. Here’s what it means San Francisco Chronicle · 4h ago
- Sources: Warriors eye LeBron, AD moves as Green declines option ESPN · 4h ago
- Draymond Green Reportedly Declines $27.7M Warriors Contract Option Amid LeBron, Anthony Davis Rumors Bleacher Report · 4h ago broke it first
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