Draymond Green Hopes Person Who Sent Death Threat 'Gets the Help That He Needs'

Following the Golden State Warriors' 118-92 win over the New Orleans Pelicans, Warriors star Draymond Green addressed a tweet in which a fan had wished him dead.

Green told reporters he "[feels] bad for him" and wishes the fan seeks out help. Sports Illustrated shared Green's full comments:

Green further commented on the situation on Twitter:

Kellie Rowe of Fox 2 Detroit shared a screenshot of the since-deleted tweet from comedian Andrew Polk:

Polk not only deleted the tweet but also deactivated his Twitter account temporarily. He subsequently tweeted an apology to Green, which was later deleted:

Green finished with eight points, nine rebounds, nine assists and four steals in Sunday's victory. Golden State was plus-28 with Green on the court, which was the highest plus-minus rating on the team.

The Warriors now hold a 3-1 series lead over the Pelicans as the series shifts back to Oakland, California, for Game 5 on Tuesday night.