Golden State Warriors power forward Draymond Green isn't all the way out on potentially coaching after he retires.

The mark eclipsed two previous games in which 20 players hit from long range as Golden State blew out Portland.

Deni Avdija (back) and Jerami Grant (Achilles) have been ruled out. Scoot Henderson (hamstring tear), Damian Lillard (out for season; Achilles), Kris Murray (lumbar), Matisse Thybulle (knee) and Blake Wesley (foot) are also out.

After building a 14 point lead in the first quarter, the Warriors coasted to a blowout win over the Trail Blazers on Tuesday, 119-97.

Whether or not Green decides to become a coach remains to be seen, as is whether he would do so in the NBA or at Michigan State, his alma mater. Green still has a strong relationship with Spartans coach, Tom Izzo and his jersey is retired at the school. He smiled when asked whether asked whether he’d rather coach in college or in the pros.

The Golden State Warriors (22-19) blew out the Portland Trail Blazers (19-22) 119-97 on Tuesday at Chase Center. De'Anthony Melton led all scorers with 23 poin

The Golden State Warriors are back at Chase Center on Tuesday night for a Western Conference showdown with the Portland Trail Blazers.

While the Warriors may be ready to move on from Kuminga, that might be a difficult task. Nick Friedell of The Athletic noted that his trade value is "at an all-time low" with the deadline less than a month away.

The Portland Trail Blazers face the Golden State Warriors on Tuesday, Jan. 13, 2026 at Chase Center in San Francisco, Calif.

As much as Jimmy is renowned for his versatility, fearlessness and clutch genes, another thing that he's popular for is candor. The man will speak his mind without hesitation and even though the Warriors defeated an undermanned Portland Trail Blazers team on Tuesday night, he wasn't satisfied with their current position in the cutthroat West.