Golden State Warriors forward was a late add to the injury report, and he's listed as questionable for Saturday night's game against the Timberwolves at Target Center in Minneapolis due to left ankle soreness.

Memphis Grizzlies center Zach Edey and Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green had to be separated after a foul in the second quarter.

Did Draymond Green play the worst basketball game of all time? Chris Herrington breaks it down and also looks into Zach Edey’s return to the starting lineup.

Ahead of Saturday’s matchup, the team announced a change to the injury report against Minnesota, adding veteran forward Draymond Green. Initially unlisted on the injury report, Green is now questionable with left ankle soreness.

As the Warriors lost by 51 points to the Grizzlies, Stephen Curry and Draymond Green achieved history.

Zach Edey said he is aware of Draymond Green's mind games, which could be at the forefront of the Memphis Grizzlies vs Golden State Warriors rematch.

Green had a historically bad night, putting up one of the worst statistical performances anyone has ever seen. In 19 minutes, the four-time NBA All-Star posted 0 points, 0 rebounds, 0 assists, and 4 turnovers on 0-7 shooting. His minus-42 is the worst plus/minus of any player in NBA history who played 20 minutes or less.

There was some controversy in that November matchup, as Draymond Green committed a foul against rookie center Zach Edey that the Grizzlies took exception to. "So I know there's a code in this league,

The Memphis Grizzlies wanted to respond with their play rather than their words Thursday in a 51-point win against the Golden State Warriors.