Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green's season has been a rollercoaster of injuries, suspensions, and struggles. Out of 26 games, he's only played 15, leaving the Dubs' lineup in disarray. His recent indefinite suspension for a hostile act against Jusuf Nurkic has drawn heavy criticism, with some questioning his future with the team.

Despite the turmoil, Green has found strong support from his wife, Hazel Renee, who posted a message on Instagram stating, "Me and You until the world BLOW." This unwavering loyalty is a testament to their relationship and Green's importance to his family.

However, Green's return after a mandatory three-week counseling period could disrupt the winning formula Coach Steve Kerr has finally found. The Warriors have seen two consecutive victories since benching Andrew Wiggins and inserting Jonathan Kuminga and Brandin Podziemski into the starting lineup. Klay Thompson has also been on fire, dropping 17 three-pointers in his last three games.

Kerr's challenge lies in integrating Green back into the team without disrupting the newfound rhythm. Green's absence has allowed the young players to shine and establish themselves, creating a potential dilemma for the coach.