Draymond Green believes the Golden State Warriors still are on the road to repeating despite the distraction of his punch to Jordan Poole.
"I have been a winner my entire life and I'm going to find a way to win."
On the court, once he returns, Draymond expects to be the same player he always has been and for the Warriors to continue to come out on top when looking at the scoreboard. "I'm disappointed that this is something that I created that we have to go through. For that reason, I'll do all that I have to do to make it right. But this won't affect winning. Winners win. Winners find a way. We'll win."
If Green isn't suspended for Game 5 of the Finals, the Warriors almost assuredly win it all that season.
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