San Francisco forward Draymond Green signs one-year Warriors deal
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Draymond Green has agreed to a one-year, $27.7 million contract to remain with the Golden State Warriors, according to Klutch Sports CEO Rich Paul. Green had declined a $27.6 million player option earlier in the offseason, giving the franchise flexibility while it pursued LeBron James in free agency. After James chose to join the Philadelphia 76ers, Golden State finalized Green’s new deal, which does not include a no-trade clause. Entering his 14th season with the Warriors, Green owns the NBA’s second-longest active tenure with one team, behind Stephen Curry, and has indicated he is open to a bench role if required.
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Timeline
- · On June 29, 2026, Green declined $27.7M player option for flexibility.
- · On July 24, 2026, LeBron James announced signing with Philadelphia 76ers.
- · On July 27, 2026, 76ers formally welcomed James with jersey presentation.
- · On July 28, 2026, Green agreed to one-year $27.7M Warriors deal.
- · During February 2026, Warriors discussed trading Green for Giannis Antetokounmpo.
- · On July 28, 2026, Klutch CEO Rich Paul confirmed Green's deal to ESPN.
- · On July 28, 2026, Warriors re-signed Green after James chose Philadelphia.
- · On July 28, 2026, reports confirmed Green's new deal lacks no-trade clause.
- · On July 28, 2026, Green will earn $100K more than his declined option.
- · On July 28, 2026, Green enters his 15th season with Golden State.
- · Green will become an unrestricted free agent again next summer.
- · Stephen Curry eligible for extension starting August 29, 2026.
- · Warriors expected to sign two more players to minimum deals.
- · Green may accept reduced bench role if Steve Kerr decides.
- · Warriors hope Green mentors rookie Yaxel Lendeborg this season.
Why it matters
· Immediate US impact: Warriors retain defensive leader after missing LeBron James sweepstakes. · Possible long-term US impact: Golden State's championship window narrows with aging core contracts. · Affected groups: Warriors fans, NBA Western Conference, Philadelphia 76ers, Klutch Sports. · Reader priority: Verify contract terms and Warriors' remaining offseason roster moves.
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