BREAKING: Draymond Green’s Return Date From Injury Revealed

Draymond Green is making his season debut very soon.

After being out for weeks, Draymond Green is finally making his return to the Warriors, and it's very soon.

According to Marc J. Spears of Andscape, Draymond Green will be making his season debut against the Houston Rockets on Sunday.

Warriors forward Draymond Green (ankle) plays to make his season-debut tomorrow at Houston, a source told @andscape.

— Marc J. Spears (@MarcJSpears) October 28, 2023

The Rockets will be a great team to have Green ramp up and return to because the next four games after it will be difficult. After the Warriors face the Rockets, they'll have the New Orleans Pelicans, Sacramento Kings, Oklahoma City Thunder, and Cleveland Cavaliers all waiting for them. The Warriors will definitely need the services of Draymond Green for those string of games.

Green also confirmed that he'll be returning on Sunday against Houston, potentially on a minutes restriction.

Draymond Green said he will make his season debut on Sunday in Houston: “Tomorrow. For sure.” Said he expects a minute limit but doesn’t yet know if he is starting or coming off the bench.

— Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) October 28, 2023

Draymond Green has been injured since training camp with an ankle injury. Just last week, he stated that he was feeling good, but wasn't quite 100%. He's been playing 5-on-5 with the Warriors since last week, so the ramp-up process has definitely been going well. The Warriors have been incredibly cautious in how they're bringing him back, so it won't be a haphazard decision

Green is the anchor that makes the entire Warriors offense and defense work. The team has managed well without him, going 1-1 and nearly going 2-0 against the Phoenix Suns and Sacramento Kings. Now, they'll have their anchor back and can show the NBA world what they're truly made of.

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