Warriors' Draymond Green Reportedly Shut Down Trade Talks
The Golden State Warriors champion had his reasons for not wanting the team to make the trade for Utah Jazz forward Lauri Markkanen, valued at $195 million.
Markkanen, 7-feet tall, can stretch the floor, making him an ideal player. However, according to ESPN's Anthony Slater, Draymond Green told Mike Dunleavy and Joe Lacob not to trade for Markkanen due to the cost.
Green played a role in shutting down the trade talks, citing the potential loss of key players.
Prior to landing Al Horford, the Warriors' inability to have a stretch big has been an issue. Despite interest in Markkanen, no trade was made.
Author's summary: Draymond Green influenced the Warriors' decision not to trade for Lauri Markkanen.
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