Warriors enforcer Draymond Green had another triple-double and sank the dagger 3-pointer in game 4 of the Western Conference Finals. The Golden State Warriors have won the West and are going to their fifth consecutive NBA Finals.
All due respect to the Portland Trail Blazers for showing that they are a worthy competitor. They led much of the game and pushed the Warriors into an overtime game. But it was Draymond Green's MVP performance that was the hub of Golden State's offensive execution throughout this series.
Dray's performance almost matches that of Magic Johnson in the 1980 finals when he moved from guard to center and led the Lakers to a championship. Dray stepped up his offensive game when Kevin Durant went down with a strained calf in the semi-finals.
The explosiveness and decision making of Draymond Green running the point is what won this series, hands down. Even with Steph Curry averaging 35+ points, the spotlight should be on Dray. Again, any sports analyst not talking about Draymond Green's leadership, as well as his composure, is biased against west coast basketball.
Four more wins and the Golden State Warriors are three-peat Champions.
So rest up, reload and let's bring this thing home to Oaktown where it belongs. Hello!
Final Score/ OT
Warriors 119
Trail Blazers 117
Did you know? The "Magic Theory"
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