“I feel bad for other teams” – Chris Paul FIRES WARNING that he and Draymond Green will cause problems together as Warriors teammates 

Chris Paul sends a warning to the league and sympathizes for their opponents who will have to face the formidable duo of himself and Draymond Green.

“I feel bad for other teams” – Chris Paul FIRES WARNING that he and Draymond Green will cause problems together as Warriors teammates 

Draymond Green and Chris Paul (Getty Images)

One of the biggest trades of this off-season involved Chris Paul moving to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for Jordan Poole, who took his talents to the Washington Wizards. While many have questioned Paul’s fit on the Warriors because of the difference in playstyle, he certainly disagrees.

In an interview after being traded to the Warriors, CP3 expressed excitement about playing with Draymond Green and conveyed sympathy for other teams that would have to face both of them.“Draymond is uhh… I feel sorry for the other teams that got to play against both of us because he’s always been very vocal, as I am.” Paul said.

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hris Paul’s invaluable experience as a seasoned veteran can prove instrumental in mentoring and guiding the young players on the team, such as Jonathan Kuminga and Moses Moody.

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At 38 years old, Paul recognizes that he is in the twilight of his career and views this opportunity as a chance to not only contribute on the court but also leave a lasting impact on the development of the team’s rising talents. With an illustrious career behind him, Paul’s ultimate goal is to secure a championship ring, a feat he has come close to achieving in the past but narrowly missed.

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Steve Kerr addresses Chris Paul’s position on the team

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Chris Paul and Steve Kerr (Jed Jacobsohn/NBAE via Getty Images)

The biggest question surrounding Chris Paul’s trade to the Warriors was whether the veteran point guard would come off the bench. While Paul has always been a starter, the situation is now questionable due to Stephen Curry being the star point guard for the Warriors.

Addressing this issue in an interview, Warriors Head Coach Steve Kerr stated that it does not matter who comes off the bench or who starts; the goal is to win a championship. He further said that all role-related matters will be resolved during training camp, and they are confident that it will work out.

“All of that will happen in training camp. Until we get everyone on the floor, we won’t be able to assess what’s best for our team and how everything is going to look,” Kerr told Shayna Rubin of The Mercury News. “But I’m very confident that it’s going to work out. We got great guys and we got great champions, great competitors. There’s one goal next year, and that’s to win at the highest possible level. Everything else will unfold as the season does.”

The future holds immense intrigue for Chris Paul and the Golden State Warriors, as fans eagerly await to see if CP3 can secure his first NBA championship and contribute to the team’s pursuit of another gold. However, the outcome remains uncertain, and only time will reveal if their intended destination will be achieved.

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