The question mentioned 1980s Celtics player Cedric Maxwell, who said Green would’ve “got knocked the [****] out” in his day.
Draymond Green goes on enjoyable rant about wannabe enforcers from 80s and 90s — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Ime Udoka, who admits he purposely drew a Game 2 technical, was one of the most animated on the Celtics side when the night turned testy against Draymond Green and the Warriors. 413 more words
Celtics brace for Game 3, plan to meet ‘fire with fire’ — Boston Herald
First, stop turning the ball over.
Three things Celtics must do to bounce back against Warriors in Game 3 — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
“He tried to pull my pants down. I don’t know what that was about. That’s what Draymond Green does. He’ll do whatever it takes to win.”
Jaylen Brown on Draymond Green: “He tried to pull my pants down” — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Green plays a dangerous game.
Draymond Green: ‘I’ve earned deferential treatment’ from referees — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
To view the live updates on your mobile device click here. GAME ESSENTIALS: Celtics (51-31) vs. Warriors (53-29), at 5 p.m. (PT). TV: ABC ODDS: Warriors -4.5. OVER/UNDER: 215. FINALS SERIES UPDATE: Celtics lead, 1-0. LAST PLAYOFF MEETING: Celtics won 1964 NBA Finals 4-1. A shocking fourth quarter collapse handed the Warriors a loss in…
Warriors-Celtics live updates: Dubs need to regroup to avoid big deficit in NBA Finals — Monterey Herald
The Warriors need to get out and run more, which starts with getting a few more stops.
Celtics vs. Warriors: Three critical things to watch in Game 2 Sunday — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
Andre Iguodala, one of the Warriors’ key veterans who returned from injury for Game 1, will not play in Game 2. Iguodala was listed as out on Golden State’s injury report Saturday afternoon with right knee inflammation. Iguodala played 12 minutes in the Game 1 loss to the Celtics, scoring seven points on 3-of-4 shooting.…
Warriors’ Andre Iguodala will miss Game 2 of NBA Finals — East Bay Times
The Celtics had real success late in the game with Smart guarding Green, blowing up Warriors’ pet plays.
One adjustment to watch in Game 2: Who does Marcus Smart guard, Curry or Green? — ProBasketballTalk | NBC Sports
SAN FRANCISCO — The Warriors offered a basic reminder to fans and media alike following a stunning fourth-quarter meltdown Thursday night that put Golden State in a 1-0 hole in the NBA Finals. “It’s first to four, not first to one,” Klay Thompson said after the 120-108 loss to the Celtics. “We all have been…
Warriors say ‘nothing to panic about’ after stunning fourth-quarter collapse in Game 1 — East Bay Times
SAN FRANCISCO — As the fourth-quarter minutes expired and the Warriors kept missing shots, the Celtics came alive to rally for a Game 1 win in Chase Center’s NBA Finals debut. Not the ending the Warriors expected, not after yellow streamers rained from their roof to celebrate the Western Conference championship a week earlier. How…
How did Celtics come through in clutch while Warriors went to sleep? — East Bay Times
SAN FRANCISCO — Despite a NBA Finals record six first-quarter 3-pointers from Steph Curry and an impressive third quarter in which Golden State outscored Boston by 14 points, the Warriors collapsed in stunning fashion in the final minutes and lost Game 1 of the NBA Finals 120-108 to the Celtics. Golden State’s double-digit lead entering…
NBA Finals: Celtics go on 17-0 fourth quarter run to hand Warriors Game 1 loss — Monterey Herald
The view from left field 