The Golden State Warriors left the playoffs early for several reasons. But Jordan Poole and Draymond Green's public feud remained all season.
Fans and commentators naturally wonder whether Poole and Green can coexist with all eyes on the summer and franchise's future.
According to rumors, the Warriors anticipate no problem rostering the two next season. The Athletic's Anthony Slater called Poole's future with Draymond "not unsalvageable."
"Poole is not actively being shopped, there is no edict to cut salary and his side has been given no current indication that his future will be elsewhere," Slater stated.
Slater isn't the first to suggest that Poole and Draymond's historic fight may be healed.
Last week, Festus Ezeli, who won a championship with Draymond in 2015, was positive about Green reconciling with Poole.
Last week, Festus Ezeli, who won a championship with Draymond in 2015, was positive about Green reconciling with Poole.
"I really do believe that everyone deserves a second chance and you can always rebuild whatever you've broken," the former Warrior remarked.
It's slow. That's why I believe the Warriors' summer is significant..."They need to figure out how to get together for a moment and squash the beef."