Andrew Wiggins joined this weeks Dubs Talk and sat down with Grant Liffmann to talk about what it’s like playing with and against Draymond Green and why what Draymond brings to the Warriors ‘can’t be replaced.’
Draymond Green is inching closer to returning to the hardwood.
After missing the last 20 games, the Warriors' veteran forward gave a positive update on his rehab on Saturday.
“I feel good,” Green told reporters. “I feel really good. I’m making a lot of good progress. I’m just kind of building back.”
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Golden State, who has a 13-7 record since Draymond’s absence, can definitely use the help.
But even though the Dubs desperately need their defensive anchor back on the court with them, Draymond isn’t rushing his recovery.
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“I don't really have an exact date,” Green said. “I’ve just been taking it week by week and just going along as I progress. I'm really starting to ramp my workouts up more and more so I’ll just continue to do that through this break and coming out of the break, I’ll see where that falls. Definitely feeling really good where I’m at so just continue to work. When I'm ready. But I'm not going to rush back to try and get out there.”