Draymond Green and the Golden State Warriors had their season come to an end Wednesday night with a Game 5 loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves. It didn't take long for someone after the game to ask Green about the aging Warriors and what their championship window might look like going forward.

The Golden State Warriors were eliminated from the 2025 NBA Playoffs on Wednesday night. After taking Game 1, the Warriors dropped four straight and were knocked out in the second round. Game 1 also marked the loss of star guard Steph Curry, who went down with an injury. Without him in the lineup, Golden State struggled to find a rhythm.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green saw his season come to an end Wednesday night, and ESPN analyst Kendrick Perkins sent him off with quite the parting gift. During the fourth quarter of a 121-110 series-clinching win for the Minnesota Timberwolves,

The league has always taken serious measures to ensure it keeps a clean reputation, and it did not hesitate to punish Draymond for daring to challenge the integrity of their game. In this case, the penalty was $50,000, and it adds to a growing sum of fines and penalties for the All-NBA swingman.

Draymond Green, the Warriors' emotional leader, didn't use Curry's injury as an excuse after Game 5, and he also gave credit to the Timberwolves.

Golden State Warriors star Draymond Green was fined $50,000 for making an "inappropriate comment that questions the integrity of game officials," the NBA announced on Wednesday. The incident occurred late in the Warriors' loss to the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 3 of their second-round series.

Draymond Green called out Michael Jordan for not supporting Scottie Pippen during their 1997 conflict over surgery and contract issues.

In addition, Green has been suspended six times in his career, which includes $3,223,073 in lost pay. So in total, the four-time NBA champion has been hit with $4,215,073 in fines, and those are just the ones we know of since teams also have their internal fines for tardiness and other discipline for team business.