“Stephen Curry, thank you because they were going to f**king destroy me”: Draymond Green discloses what he told the GSW MVP after an iconic 43-point Game 4 vs the Celtics

As Stephen Curry carried the Warriors to a much-needed Game 4 win, Draymond Green revealed why he thanked his long-time teammate.

After overcoming several legit title contenders, the Golden State Warriors managed to win the 2022 championship. Winning this year’s title marked the franchise’s 4^th time lifting the Larry O’Brien hardware in the 6 finals appearances they’ve made since 2015.

Stephen Curry had some of the most incredible finals performances of all time, as he went on to average 31.2 points, 6 rebounds, 5 assists, and 2 steals on his way to win his first-ever, long-awaited Bill Russell Finals MVP hardware.

Apart from a rough Game 5, Curry had sensational performances throughout the series against the Boston Celtics. However, looking back, The Baby-Faced Assassin’s 43-point explosion in Game 4 was the most vital production of the entire series.

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“I think Stephen Curry visibly saw that I was struggling”: Draymond Green

In order to avoid a 3-1 deficit, Chef Curry went on a scoring rampage recording 43 points, 10 rebounds, and 4 assists on an incredible 53.8/50/88.9 shooting split.

Carrying the team on his back, Steph’s historic outing was the reason why GSW managed to grab a 107-97 Game 4 win, tying the series 2 games apiece.

For Draymond Green, he had a subpar game, to say the least. The former DPOY put up merely 2 points, 9 rebounds, and 8 assists while shooting a horrific 14.3% from the field.

In his collaboration podcast episode with JJ Redick, Dray revealed how he went on to thank his 2-time MVP teammate after the Boston crowd left him “rattled”. Green disclosed:

“I was a little rattled and I’m never rattled, because it was just unexpected. You expect the boos, you expect people screaming and yelling at you, but I never expected 21,000 people to be yelling ‘F**k you Draymond.’ And then you’re running down the court, and on the sideline, it’s ‘F**k you, b***h.’

So I was a little thrown off by it on top of it, I was struggling playing. What you dive into is your game, but I couldn’t really dive into that because I was struggling. And I think he visibly saw that. At the end of Game 4 on the court, I said Thank You because they were going to f*****g destroy me.”

Without a doubt, Curry’s Game 4 heroics will go down as one of the best individual displays we’ve ever seen.

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