Draymond Green pours his heart out after Steph Curry's Warriors make zero moves in NBA free agency: "Baffled"

The Golden State Warriors are not having the best free agency, which has baffled Draymond Green, who reacted to many NBA moves online. Green went on a mini-rant regarding the "end" of free agency due to different factors, such as the new CBA and second apron.

In a lengthy post on Threads, Green expressed his disbelief in free agency's end just a week after it officially started. He also pointed to the loss of excitement surrounding the period due to some players "overplaying" their hand in negotiations.

The former Defensive Player of the Year was critical of how many players don't know the business side of the NBA, which could lead to not being signed and eventually being out of the league. He even thought that he could have made a difference if he had the NBPA president position, which is currently held by CJ McCollum.

"I'm sitting in my mancave having a conversation with my wife," Green wrote. "Baffled at the fact that NBA free agency is over. Quite frankly, it never really started."

Draymond Green also cleared the air that the post wasn't about Jonathan Kuminga, who is a restricted free agent. Green was just ranting about how free agency has become due to the new CBA and the dreaded second apron that restricts some teams.

As for the Golden State Warriors, they haven't signed any free agents. They picked up the team options for Gui Santos and Quinten Post, while Kevon Looney signed with the New Orleans Pelicans. They are expected to lose Gary Payton II and Pat Spencer, among others.

It's probably frustrating for Green and Steph Curry that the front office hasn't done much to improve their roster. Al Horford has been linked to the team, but the veteran is reportedly contemplating retirement.

Some of the names still available in free and fit Golden State include Marvin Bagley III, Dalano Banton, Chris Boucher, Malcolm Brogdon, Josh Christopher, Kai Jones, De'Anthony Melton, Jeremiah Robinson-Earl, Ben Simmons, Jae'Sean Tate and Delon Wright.

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Kevon Looney called Steph Curry and Draymond Green before joining Pelicans

Kevon Looney called Steph Curry and Draymond Green before joining Pelicans. (Photo: IMAGN)

After 10 seasons with the Golden State Warriors, Kevon Looney signed a two-year $16 million deal with the New Orleans Pelicans. Looney won three NBA championships in the Bay Area and was the third-longest tenured Warrior behind Steph Curry and Draymond Green.

In a post on "The Player's Tribune," Looney shared that his first two calls after deciding to leave Golden State were to Curry and Green. He was emotional because the two served as his mentors, forming a bond that can never be replicated.