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Warriors’ Draymond Green talks to the media and discusses how he’s feeling, hints that a return may be sooner than expected
The Golden State Warriors are leading the league in defensive rating, with a rating of 104.5. This is mainly because of what they accomplished before Draymond Green got injured. Before the start of January, the Warriors were having a defensive rating of under 100. They had a minimum 4.5 point gap with the second-place team. However, since his injury, the Warriors’ defense has not quite been the same.
At the All-Star break, Draymond announced that his return may take 3-4 weeks still. Yesterday, it was reported that Draymond participated with the team in practice, and took a few shots.
Draymond Green went through the Warriors non-contact practice today. Kerr: “Some shooting. Some 5-on-0. Some drill work…Looked great physically. That’s a very positive step.”
Steve Kerr said Green looked great physically.
Steve Kerr said Draymond Green practiced today, and “he looked great physically.”
“That’s a very positive step for him.” https://t.co/eWNGM6fvD0
— Whitley Sandretto (@WSandretto) February 26, 2022
“If it was up to me, I’d be back 20 games before the playoffs”: Draymond Green talks about his return from injury
Draymond Green, as we all know by now, is a fierce competitor, and loves to win. With the Warriors playing the best basketball they have since the Kevin Durant era, Green hates being out currently. However, he understands his impact on the team, the seriousness of his injury, and does not want to take a risk there.
After practice, Green talked to the media about what’s next for him.
Green still hasn’t given up hopes of getting the DPOY honors. He feels his utter dominance when he wasn’t injured should make up for the time he lost due to injury, and if he returns with games to spare, he can seize the trophy back.
Draymond Green: “I was dominating when I got hurt. I plan on coming back dominating.” 💯
It is great to see Draymond in such high spirits. With him ramping up his work, we may end up seeing Green back on the court sooner than what was originally expected.
Kyrie Irving stole a Championship away from the Warriors team that had the best-ever regular-season…Planning on switching from Mac to Surface Go but I have a question.

I have an old 2014 MacBook Air. It's starting to show slight signs of it's age now but will the Surface be any better? Here are my specs:

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I want to know now instead of getting my hopes up for something that may just be the same experience. If the Go won't perform better than my current computer, (as a last resort) which Surface model will be better? Thanks.Two big themes from last week’s SAPPHIRE NOW conference were the importance of simplicity and the growing role of Millennials in the workplace. There isn’t a clear connection between the two messages—simple business and unpredictable youth don’t exactly go hand in hand. As I watched Bill McDermott’s opening day keynote, I found myself wondering if and how young talent could help a company on its path to simplification.
According to Pew Research Center, only 6 percent of teens email daily—and when they do email, it is for official purposes like college applications. On a daily basis they prefer to use a range of quick, easy-to-use, and flexible apps like iMessage, Facebook messenger, and Snapchat. These are better at facilitating normal, personal conversations.
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