The Golden State Warriors may bring back an accomplished guard who isn't fond of a particular asset in free agency.

Golden State Warriors four-time All-Star and four-time NBA champion forward Draymond Green has found himself engulfed in yet another controversy, this time on the heels of his questionable comments about New York Knicks star big man Karl-Anthony Towns.

Stephen Curry has long been the best player on the Golden State Warriors, but Draymond Green, for better or worse, has been the heart and soul. When the Warriors are playing well, he's at the center of their success,

After all these years, and all those physical battles, Green is still they guy Golden State counts on to man the middle when it counts.

The Golden State Warriors have won four NBA championships in the last decade, and while superstar point guard Steph Curry gets most of the credit, he could not have done it without some help. Co-stars Klay Thompson and Draymond Green played a significant role in Golden State's success and will likely earn spots in the Hall of Fame for their contributions.

While most NBA media and fans have been understandably focused on the Lakers’ blockbuster trade for Luka Dončić, their cross-state rivals have quietly been playing their best basketball of the season.

"When I walked in, I was like, 'Yo, look, man, I'm only here to win,'" Butler, who was traded to Golden State on Feb. 5, told Marc J. Spears of Andscape.com. "'I don't care about nothing else. I don't care about points.