Draymond Green claims Steve Kerr 'hindered' his career with lack of offensive plays during KD-Warriors era

What did Draymond Green say about Steve Kerr?

On April 29, Green discussed his relationship with the Warriors' head coach on The Draymond Green Show. Over time, their relationship became complicated largely due to Green's on-court antics and the addition of Durant. Green was reacting to a recent New Yorker article in which Kerr was interviewed.

After a December incident courtside, the forward addressed Kerr and said, "I don't think you like me, I don't think you've ever liked me if I'm honest." Green stated that this moved the coach to tears after hearing this.

Green continued at Kerr, saying, "As much as he's done for me in basketball, a part of me thinks he's hindered me in my career and what I could've become."

After Durant joined Golden State in 2016, Green shared that there was no play in the team's playbook designed for him. Here is the full clip of the longtime Warrior taking a deep dive into the team's past.

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Draymond Green's stats during Kevin Durant-Warriors era

On his podcast, Green insinuated that his numbers have fallen since Durant joined the Warriors in 2016. Green has played for Golden State since he was selected No. 35 in the 2012 NBA Draft.

Here is a look at Green's career averages and how they compare when Durant was on the team.

Key: Numbers in BOLD signify Durant on the team

In Green's defense, his scoring did go down once Durant joined Golden State. The year before he arrived in 2016, Green averaged his career highs in 14 points and 9.5 rebounds per game.

NBA fans will never know for sure if Green hasn't had a play drawn up highlighting him, but his stats did show declines once Durant arrived in the Bay Area.

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