Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr announced last week that forward Draymond Green would be fined, but not suspended for his role in the altercation with Jordan Poole.Draymond Green will rejoin the Warriors on Thursday, per Steve Kerr. He has been fined. He won't be suspended. He will play in the preseason finale and on opening night next Tuesday. Anthony Slater (@anthonyVslater) "He is going to come back to Mark McGwire Jersey practice on Thursday," Kerr said. "He has been fined. He will not be suspended. I expect him to play Joe Morgan Jersey Friday in our last preseason game and on opening night."Green, who has been away from the team since last Wednesday, is expected to play in their final preseason game against the Denver Nuggets on Friday, ahead of their opening night matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers on Tuesday.MORE:Kerr, who described it as the they had faced since being with the Warriors, met with 'key figures' in the organization, including Green,Poole, Stephen Curry and General Manager Bob Myers, before coming to the decision to not suspend the veteran forward."It's been an exhaustive Santiago Casilla Jersey proce s," Kerr said"We feel like this is the best way after a se sing everything for us to move forward. It's never easy no matter what decision you make in a situation like this. It's not going to be perfect."This is the biggest crisis that we've ever had since I've been coach here. It's really serious stuff."Last week Green got into a physical altercation with Poole at practice, before TMZ leaked video of the incident on Friday which saw Green , unsettling the team on the eve of the new season.MORE: Terry Steinbach Jersey Following the release of the video, Green apologized for his behavior during a pre s conference, saying that he ,stepping away from the team in the aftermath."There is a huge embarra sment that comes with that not only for myself with the own committing the action," Oakland Athletics Jersey Green said."But the embarra sment that Jordan has to deal with, the team has to deal with, the organization has to deal with and his family."