Warriors News: Draymond Green is not happy after the loss against the Sixers
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Stephen Curry and his team Golden State Warriors might have thought of letting Curry to break Ray Allen’s record in the match against the 76ers. But it didn’t go so well, as the 76ers were quite motivated of not letting Stephen Curry celebrate a NBA all-time record on their floor this Saturday.
Beating Golden State Warriors with 102-93 on the final board, the Philadelphia 76ers made their fans to know that they aren’t going to just sit and watch Curry to celebrate his record. Having 49-46 at the halftime didn’t picture that the 76ers are going to win the game, but as the game moved forward the stats of Golden State Warriors started lifting the hope of winning. 93 is the lowest score Warriors have made this season and this game against the 76ers was the second time that kept Warriors under 100.
The Warriors having three experienced players on the court are waiting for Klay Thompson to fill the fourth spot. Having just recovered from the injury Klay might be joining the team post the Christmas festival.
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Handling the Warriors defense Draymond didn’t hold back the other night. Draymond having scored 7 points, 4 rebounds, 3 steals and 2 turnovers made a big contribution to the game but sadly, not enough to let the team to win.
Calling himself “the best defender of this era”, Draymond has already established a controversy in the media. Fans and the NBA spokespersons are already debating on whether Draymond’s opinion on himself is valid or not. Draymond has been very active this season and defensively is unmatched to any other player on court. He’s regularly blocking shots and capturing multiple rebounds giving Warriors a much required “big man” strength.
Now after the game ended Draymond went to his twitter handle and wrote about how losing the game against the Sixers is bothering him so much.
Here’s the tweet he wrote.
Talking about the Warriors, Curry might break the Ray Allen’s NBA all-time record in the match against the Indiana Pacers on Monday. Just 7 threes behind the Ray Allen’s record Curry might not hold back this time.
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