Draymond Green CROSSED THE LINE With This…

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Things got heated between Draymond Green and Steve Kerr on the bench. And when the distraction finally left the court, Steph Curry went nuts! In Cleveland, we saw what happens when Karma hits you instantly. And we had a couple of incredible comeback games in New Orleans and Boston, as well as some domination from the MVP frontrunners. So, let’s start in San Francisco where the Magic led by the triple B got the slight edge in the 3rd quarter. Banchero, Bane and Black ignited a 14 to 8 stretch to give Orlando a 5 point lead. Steve Kerr obviously didn’t like that so he called a timeout, where things suddenly took a crazy turn. Coach Kerr and Draymond got into a shouting match, as both of them were visibly fired up. Moses Moody had to stand up and try to calm Green down. But then, he just walked off the floor, straight to the locker rooms and did not return. This seemed to infuse a different kind of energy into Curry who shot just 4 for 14 till that moment. Steph connected on 8 points in less than 90 seconds to get his team within 1. And thanks to the sacrifice of GP and Podz, he got another clean look a couple minutes later. The Chef caught fire in the 3rd quarter, hitting all 6 of his shots for 15 of his 26 points, completely turning the game around. From down 5, the Dubs were headed into the final period leading by 6 points. And they made sure to keep their foot on the gas at the start of the 4th as well. With his left heel on the logo, Steph capped off an amazing 18 to 2 run to give his team a 17 point lead, which they held in what turned out to be a dominant win at the end. It’s a feeling these last couple of years that the Warriors play better without Green on the floor. And if you consider the fact that he’s got more turnovers than field goals this season, it wouldn’t shock me if these are the last days for him in the Bay area.