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Green condemns the road trip as tough, saying leaving his pregnant wife for away games 'sucks' but it’s his job.
Green said the travel schedule will keep the team away from home for most of December, limiting home games.
Green emphasized the personal strain, noting he hasn’t seen his family much over the last month.
Green shared a rare moment with his son on the bench during a loss to Oklahoma City.
The Warriors are scheduled for road-heavy December, including games in Philadelphia, Cleveland and Chicago.
Green noted the team will have five of six games away from California.
Despite the stress, Green said he loves playing his job and values family moments when possible.
Green’s wife Hazel Renee announced in September that she was pregnant with the couple’s third child.
Green described the travel load as tough but manageable within the team's schedule.
The article references the broader context of NBA travel demands and family considerations.

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Draymond Green, a Steelers fan and NBA champion, called the 'fire Mike Tomlin' chants ridiculous and said Pittsburgh shouldn’t part ways with Tomlin.
Green expects Tomlin to bounce back and lead Pittsburgh to a win at Baltimore in Week 14.
Tomlin acknowledged fan frustration after the 26-7 loss to Buffalo and said football is entertainment in the sports business.
Tomlin added that winning is what makes the sport entertaining for fans.
The article frames Tomlin as a Steelers legend who could eventually consider a mutual parting if performance doesn’t improve.
The piece notes Tomlin has led Pittsburgh to 18 straight non-losing seasons and ranks No. 11 all-time in coaching wins.
The article includes a postgame moment where Tomlin commented on fan chants and the team’s performance.
The article mentions upcoming Week 14 game against the Baltimore Ravens as a key test.
The coverage lists multiple related Steelers topics and updates following the incident.

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Draymond Green described the road trips as tough, saying it’s 'pretty s***ty' to be away from his family while his wife is pregnant.
Green noted the Warriors’ schedule keeps him on the road for many games in the near term.
He credited spending time with his kids as a meaningful part of fatherhood during the season.
Green said he values the experiences money can’t buy when his kids are with him on the road and at home.
He described how fatherhood has taught him about himself, referencing past interviews to illustrate growth.
Green emphasized balancing school drop-offs and family time during the season.
He said spending time with his kids helps him grow and adjust his approach as a parent.
Green acknowledged the importance of continuing to support his family despite a demanding schedule.
The piece frames Green as a vocal advocate for family duties and personal growth off the court.
The article places his comments in the context of a busy road-heavy period for the Warriors.

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