Draymond Green, a key player for the Warriors, had a particularly poor performance in the recent loss to the Grizzlies, contributing only two points. His struggles, alongside those of Steph Curry, reflect the team's overall decline after a strong start to the season, raising questions about their sustainability moving forward.

Draymond Green had a challenging game against the Grizzlies, posting the worst performance of his career with a -42 rating as he struggled to make an impact against the strong play of Memphis' young talent.

Draymond Green made headlines for becoming the first player in NBA history to record a -42 plus/minus in under 20 minutes of play, finishing the game without any points, rebounds, or assists. His controversial foul on rookie Zach Edey in a previous matchup drew criticism from Grizzlies head coach Taylor Jenkins, and Green's subsequent remarks on his podcast about Edey and Jenkins suggested a dismissive attitude towards their concerns.

Draymond Green's recent move to the bench was a controversial decision by Steve Kerr, who later admitted it was a mistake. Kerr recognized that having the league's best defender on the floor from the start is crucial for the team's success. Green has only come off the bench in two of his 24 games this season, and the Warriors have struggled in those instances, losing both games.

Draymond Green also struggled in the loss, going scoreless on four field-goal attempts in 19 minutes of play. His performance, alongside Curry's, highlights the broader issues the Warriors are facing as they continue to slide in the standings.