In a recent game against the Orlando Magic, Draymond Green found himself in hot water yet again as he was ejected from the match just three minutes into the game. Golden State Warriors coach, Steve Kerr, expressed his frustration and disappointment over Green's actions, calling it "unforgivable."

Green's behavior has been a cause for concern for the Warriors, and even his teammate, Stephen Curry, showed visible frustration at Green's ejection. Curry, who has supported Green throughout his troubled moments, seemed exasperated, indicating that his patience was wearing thin.

Throughout his career, Green has been involved in various controversies. He admitted to costing the Warriors a championship back in 2016 when he was suspended for Game 5 of the Finals. Additionally, he made comments suggesting the team didn't need Kevin Durant, got into physical altercations with teammates, and has faced multiple suspensions for on-court incidents.

Despite constantly apologizing and vowing to improve, Green's behavior has remained a persistent issue. It had been 32 games since his last suspension, but it only took three minutes for him to get ejected once again. With the Warriors currently fighting for a Play-In Tournament spot, Kerr emphasized the importance of every game and labeled Green's ejection as "unforgivable."

Kerr acknowledged Curry's competitive nature and his desire to win, which likely contributed to the frustration he displayed during the game. However, Kerr dismissed any notion that Curry should be held accountable for Green's behavior, calling it "absolutely ridiculous." He firmly stated that Green, as a grown man, needs to take responsibility for his actions.

The Warriors managed to secure a victory against the Magic despite Green's absence, maintaining their one-game lead over the surging Houston Rockets. However, the recurring pattern of Green's behavior continues to put the team at a disadvantage.

Outside the realm of the team, there have been claims by unnamed "high level" NBA individuals blaming Curry's leadership for Green's actions. Such allegations were swiftly dismissed by both Kerr and Stephen A. Smith in the past, emphasizing Curry's immense contributions to the franchise.

As the regular season approaches its end, the Warriors can ill-afford any more distractions or detrimental behaviors from Green. With just 10 games remaining, each one becomes crucial in their pursuit of a playoff spot. It is now up to Green to prove that he can control himself and prioritize the team's success over personal antics.

Green's actions, coupled with the potential blame directed at Curry, serve as a reminder that leadership and personal responsibility are integral to a team's success. The Warriors will need to address these issues moving forward to ensure that they can maximize their chances in the postseason.