Draymond Green is a polarizing figure in the NBA. On the court, he is a fierce competitor who is known for his intensity and passion. He's also a key player on the Golden State Warriors, helping them win four championships since 2015.

However, Green has also been involved in a number of on-court altercations, including putting Minnesota Timberwolves's star Rudy Gobert in a chokehold and punching Jusuf Nurkic in the face. These actions have led to suspensions and criticism from fans and other players.

Kevin Garnett, a former Boston Celtics legend, has defended Green's behavior, saying that his energy and passion are the "heart and soul" of the Warriors. He also compared Green to Stephen Curry, who despite having revolutionized basketball doesn't add to the team in the way Draymond does.

Garnett said, "Draymond's energy and his passion is what is his superpower when it comes to being a member of his team. That is a part of their foundation. Steph Curry is not a rah-rah MF. You gotta have a couple of them in your team. He that."

However, Garnett also acknowledged that Draymond's intensity can sometimes get him in trouble. He suggested that the Warriors need to fine-tune him so that he can channel his energy in a more productive way.

After being hit by Draymond, Jusuf Nurkic said that he needed help. Rudy Gobert, whom Draymond held in a chokehold, suggested that keeping Draymond on the court jeopardized other players.

Given the problems he brings, it's clear that the Warriors need to find a way to manage Draymond Green. They need to find a balance between harnessing his energy and keeping him from crossing the line. If they can do so, they will be one of the most dangerous teams in the NBA for years to come.

What do you think? Should the Warriors trade Draymond Green? Should they try to manage his behavior? Or should they just let him be himself?