Amidst NBA trade rumors that the Golden State Warriors are planning to trade their power forward, Draymond Green; few reports claimed that he might be as per the team's head coach Steve Kerr.

Sports Rageous reported that there are high chances of Warriors not giving away Green as he is one of the talented players on their roster. The head coach hinted that even though the 26-year-old player has been involved in many controversies, he still has a chance to get past it.

"Draymond and I, we've gotten into it many times but there's never any lingering ill will," said Kerr, as reported by ESPN. "Draymond is going to make you pull your hair out sometimes, but he's such a great guy and a team guy and he's got such a huge heart that he's always going to come back around. The big thing with Draymond is to challenge him and be upfront with him. That's the way we've kind of approached it. Bob Myers and I try to keep the momentum going. Every once in a while, there's a hiccup and we address it but he always gets back on track."

Earlier, there were reports that the Golden State Warriors Draymond Green faced criticism for his ill behavior and inappropriate attitude on court. Reports claimed that he had intentionally pushed Michael Beasley on the court, hit Steven Adams and posted an inapt Snapchat picture on social media network, which has harmed the team's image a bit.

However, according to the head coach, Green has already apologized for his on-court behavior and will return to play for the Golden State Warriors.

Meanwhile, Chat Sports Net reported that if the Warriors do decide to trade Green, they will bring in New York Pelicans' Anthony Davis in exchange. It is also stated that the Warriors might ask for the Pelican's center player Karl-Anthony Towns along with Davis.