Draymond Green Reinstated After Suspension, Reveals Retirement Consideration

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver played a key role in convincing the Warriors star to continue his career, leading to Green's commitment to personal growth and change.

Draymond Green, star player of the Golden State Warriors, considered retiring from the NBA during his recent indefinite suspension, but was talked out of it by NBA Commissioner Adam Silver.
Green's suspension was due to two violent incidents on the court, one involving Phoenix Suns center Jusuf Nurkic and another with Minnesota Timberwolves center Rudy Gobert.
During his suspension, Green underwent counseling and held progress meetings with the NBA and the Warriors, a process that will continue even after his reinstatement.
Green's return to the Warriors is seen as a positive development for the team, which has been struggling in recent games and currently sits at 11th place in the Western Conference.
In a recent podcast episode, Green reflected on his growth and the need for change, acknowledging that his behavior has been a problem and expressing a commitment to improvement.