
Warriors Shake Up Season with Blockbuster Dennis Schroder Trade: Draymond Green Vows to Adjust for New Playmaker Amid Struggles
The Golden State Warriors made a major move in the 2024-25 NBA season by acquiring veteran point guard Dennis Schroder from the Brooklyn Nets, marking the biggest trade of the year so far. Schroder, known for his time with several elite teams, is expected to bring valuable experience and skill to a Warriors roster already featuring stars like Steph Curry, Andrew Wiggins, and Draymond Green. His addition is seen as crucial for the Warriors, who are looking to get back on track after a rocky stretch.
In the aftermath of their 143-133 loss to the Dallas Mavericks, Green addressed the media and spoke candidly about Schroder’s fit with the team. While the Warriors have a well-established playing style centered around ball movement and shooting, Green acknowledged that Schroder’s game is different. “I don’t think he was necessarily brought here to fit,” Green said, recognizing that Schroder’s unique skill set could present challenges in adjusting. Rather than force him to conform to the Warriors’ traditional style, Green expressed confidence that the team would adjust to Schroder’s strengths. “We need someone that can do the things that he does. I’m looking forward to us adjusting to him,” he added.
Schroder’s impressive season stats—18.4 points, 6.6 assists, and shooting 45.2% from the field—demonstrate his offensive prowess, particularly his ability to create plays. Green also praised Schroder’s confidence and leadership, saying, “I just love the demeanor that he carries himself with. He carries himself like he belongs in every room at all times, and I respect people like that.”
However, the Warriors are struggling to find consistency this season. After Sunday’s defeat to Dallas, they now sit at 14-11 for the season, just holding onto the seventh seed in the competitive Western Conference. With a 2-8 record over their last ten games, the Warriors are hoping that Schroder’s arrival can help reignite their championship aspirations as they continue to adjust to his style of play.