Draymond needs to change. Steve Kerr believes that Green needs help

Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr responded to the suspension of his forward, Draymond Green. It's noted that the basketball player was suspended indefinitely for striking Nurkic in the face.

"It's about helping Draymond. For Green, it's an opportunity to take a pause and make some changes. And it's not easy.

It's not like you say, 'Okay, five games, and then everything will be fine.' The league did this. It's not about assigning a number of games. It's about helping Draymond.

It's not just about on-court flashes of anger. It's about his life. It's about the person I believe in, the person I've known for decades, the person I love for his loyalty.

The guy who choked Rudy Gobert, who hit Yusuf, hit Jordan Poole last year, that's the guy who needs to change," - Kerr was quoted by BasketNews.

During the third quarter, the star forward of the Warriors, Draymond Green, struck Phoenix Suns' player Yusuf Nurkic in the face. Upon reviewing the footage, it became evident that Green intentionally struck the opponent, leading to his ejection from the game by the referee.