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“A series doesn’t start until a team wins on the road. Being up 2-0 means nothing… Being up 3-1 means nothing”: Draymond Green talks about what the 2-0 lead means to the Warriors

Raahib Singh
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"Not just a 'Basketball Player'... We the 'NEW MEDIA'!": Warriors' Draymond Green silences haters as he drops a new Podcast episode after losing Game 1 of NBA Finals

Warriors’ Draymond Green talks about the 2-0 lead against the Denver Nuggets, says it means nothing till they win a road game

The Golden State Warriors are back in the playoffs after two long years, and they aren’t taking this opportunity for granted. In the two games so far, we’ve seen the Warriors work on most of the aspects of the game that usually used to haunt them. So far, even the Dubs have even worked on limiting their turnovers.

With their scrappy defense and stellar offense, the Warriors have managed to shut down Nikola Jokic and the Nuggets at Chase Center. They took a 2-0 lead at home, and the series is now headed to Denver for the next two games.

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The Warriors would look to replicate their success on the road. On the other hand, Jokic and co would like to use their homecourt advantage and get some wins. Today, Draymond Green talked about the series so far on his podcast.

“Game 3, we go in with the mindset it’s 0-0”: Draymond Green

Before the team flew to Denver, Draymond Green recorded his podcast episode for the week. As he’s mentioned earlier, he’d have no guests during the playoffs, mainly due to the scheduling issues.

Green talked about the 2-0 lead the Warriors have taken, and said it means nothing.

“A series doesn’t start until a team wins on the road. It’s important that we come out in game 3 with a mindset of “it’s a 0-0 series”. Being up 2-0 means nothing. Hell, we understand that being up 3-1 means nothing”

As Draymond said it, a 2-0 lead means nothing till the Warriors can secure a win on the road. It’s easier said than done. Even though the Dubs have a personnel advantage, with Jamal Murray and Michael Porter Jr. out, a playoff home-court advantage is something that cannot be overlooked.

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Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, and Jordan Poole would have to continue to be brilliant, on the road as well. If the Warriors can manage to win even 1 out of the two games in Denver, it puts them at a huge advantage.

Game 3 of the Warriors-Nuggets is on Thursday at the Ball Arena in Denver.

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Raahib Singh

Raahib Singh

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Raahib Singh is an NBA Journalist and Content Strategist at The SportsRush. A Computer Science Engineer by qualification, Raahib's passion for sports drew him towards TSR. He started playing basketball at 14 and has been following the NBA since 2013. His entry into the basketball world perfectly coincided with Stephen Curry putting the league on notice. Having followed the league for a long time, he decided to use his knowledge to become a sportswriter with The SportsRush in 2020. Raahib loves to put up some shots in his spare time, watch Cricket, Formula 1, and/or read a nice thriller.

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