NBA》"Can't keep worrying about spoiled milk" Talking about the 1.2 billion Warriors "KP" who is temporarily away from the court

Warriors eldest brother "KP" Kristaps Porzingis has missed the new season due to illness. He announced today that he will temporarily leave basketball and hopes to discuss a solution with the Warriors team. Warriors star forward Draymond Green said in an interview that the team told the players that they must move forward now. "Like I said, everyone has moved on."

Porzingis has been plagued by health problems in the past two seasons. This summer he signed a two-year extension with the Warriors worth $40 million (approximately NT$1.27 billion). However, Porzingis has been absent due to illness so far, and his return is far away, so the Warriors have refused to pay salary.

"The Athletic" reported that regarding Porzingis's situation, D. Green said, "No one is sitting there criticizing this player and worrying about him. For us, we have shifted our attention to the players currently on the team. We know what kind of player he is, but I don't think anyone on the team is still sitting there, waiting for him to walk onto the court. Everyone's mentality has moved forward."

D. Green named Warriors center Charles Bassey, rookie Graham Ike and others who all have the opportunity to prove their worth. "Now it's the mentality of the next person to step up, right? You have to accept these players, devote yourself to helping them, and help them maximize their abilities so that they can ultimately help this team. But you can't sit there all the time and worry about spoiled milk."

The Warriors have been on a 6-game winning streak recently and are currently ranked eighth in the Western Conference with 6 wins and 3 losses.