A frustrated Draymond took a playoff during Warriors-Thunder

Draymond Green was rarely one to hide his feelings on the pitch. That passion has often worked in the Golden State Warriors’ favor as they have won four championships in eight seasons, thanks in part to Green’s game and boisterous leadership. However, sometimes it doesn’t do them any good. Late in the first half of Tuesday’s game between Golden State and the Oklahoma City Thunder, that was revealed to be the case.

Green flashed to the free-throw line, but neither Jordan Poole nor Klay Thompson passed the ball in time. As a result, Green stopped demanding a pass and turned away from Thompson, clearly frustrated with the result. However, just as Green did so, Thompson sent a pass toward Green even though the damage was already done. The ball sailed past Green and into Lu Dort’s arms, prompting a quick break for the Thunder. However, Oklahoma City was unable to capitalize on that opportunity immediately, missing three different layups and missing possession.

The whole sequence is quite amusing. Thompson finds Green spot on while Green goes the other way, Green goes to the sidelines, Oklahoma City botches the quick break, it’s all art. Basketball is beautiful and humorous. Thank you guys.