Steph Curry and Klay Thompson had incredible performances as the Warriors survived a late Kings rally to win Game 4 on Sunday.
To no surprise, Green's energy level was off the charts. Channeling a bull in a china shop, he was roaring to make things happen for his teammates and get Dub Nation into the battle as well. Green played 12-and-a-half minutes in the first, scoring eight points with three rebounds and three assists.
They outscored the Kings 37-23 in the third quarter, a 14-point advantage that gave them a 10-point lead going into the fourth quarter. Many of the issues that plagued the Warriors in the first two quarters were fixed in the third. And Green was a big reason why. Not only did the Warriors have Green to open the third quarter, they made the needed adjustments to even the series. When it comes to hustle stats, it was a night-and-day change from one half to the other.
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