"Vote my baby"- Draymond Green's wife Hazel Renee campaigns for Warriors forward's 5th All-Star nod amid 8.7 ppg season

Draymond Green's wife, Hazel Renee, is campaigning on social media for the Warriors forward's fifth NBA All-Star nod. It isn't one of his best seasons, but he's been impactful as always for Golden State amid an uneven year with a 17-16 record through 33 games. Green has averaged 8.7 points, 6.3 rebounds, and 5.7 assists, shooting 42.0%, including 36.9% from 3.

He is making a career-high 1.4 shots from the arc per game. With the fan votes tripling on Friday, Green's wife, Hazel Renee, sent a promotional message to her IG followers, saying:

"Vote my baby in that thang"

(Image Source: via Hazel Renee's IG)

Draymond Green's last All-Star nod came in 2022 when the Warriors won the championship. However, he didn't suit up in that game because of an injury. He last appeared in an All-Star game in 2018, playing for Team Steph.

It seems he won't make the All-Star game in the foreseeable future, and certainly not this season. Green wasn't among the top 10 frontcourt players in the first fan voting returns for the 2025 NBA All-Star game.

With the All-Star event in San Francisco this year, Green will be gutted to potentially miss out on not making the game this season.

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Draymond Green's wife Hazel Renee hyped for Warriors star's recent 3-point milestone

Draymond Green's wife, Hazel Renee, has been tuned in this season, keeping a close eye on her husband's milestones and the Warriors. A few weeks ago, Renee was hyped to see Green achieve a 3-point shooting milestone for the Warriors as he climbed up to No. 3 in most 3s made in franchise history, trailing only Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.

"Meanwhile...say whatever you wanna say but umm don't miss this fact," Renee wrote.

Earlier in the season, Hazel Renee praised Draymond Green after Steve Kerr called him one of the best defensive players ever.

Whether he makes the All-Star team or not, Green would hope to put up his best this season for the rest of the way amid the Warriors' rocky season. He remains integral to their system and an excellent supporting co-star for Steph Curry to thrive.