"Honestly, getting suspended helped”: Draymond Green acknowledges suspensions help Warriors' in enhancing squad depth

Golden State Warriors power forward Draymond Green believes that getting suspended helped the side in testing the bench strength.

The Warriors have on a bit of a role in the recent past as they have won their last five matches in the campaign. Their most recent win came in the match against the Utah Jazz with a score of 129-107 at the Delta Center in Utah.

Green was recently quoted in a report where he stated that suspensions and injuries proved to be a blessing in disguise for the Warriors as they tested the depth of the squad.

“Honestly getting suspended helped,” he said. “Jonathan Kuminga’s taken off and that has kind a set the stage for this team. Bona fide #2 for this team. Now you get different things. You are able to figure out different things.

“You can go to our office and it does not have to look exactly the same as it used to look. We are going to find different combinations that will work. Again it is just like plug and places there. So now you add me back into the fray. You add Gary Payton II, Chris Paul will be coming back so now we have got those pieces coming back together you known you can rely on.”