Green won’t try to get Livingston, Iguodala to take less money

Green won't try to get Livingston, Iguodala to take less money When his Warriors teammates are taking plays off, the All-Star power forward seldom hesitates to get them back on task. With much of the roster pending free agents, Golden State is staring down a summer rife with difficult decisions. Would Green, a shrewd negotiator in his own right, try to convince the likes of Shaun Livingston and Andre Iguodala to take less than their market value to re-sign with the Warriors? "I don't feel the need to go tell Shaun and Andre: 'Yo, go take less money, money isn't everything,'" Green said during his media scrum Friday at All-Star weekend. The front office might be left with limited funds to round out its roster. Green, a strong candidate for the CBA's new designated player exception when his deal ends in 2020, is willing to prioritize winning over money. Briante Weber to their NBA Development League affiliate in Santa Cruz. Before joining the Warriors, he averaged 16.5 points, 7.5 rebounds, 7.4 assists and 3.3 steals in 31 games for the D-League's Sioux Falls Skyforce.