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Kevin Durant and Draymond Green wanted nothing to do with a postgame question about the Warriors-Thunder series 2 years ago https://ift.tt/2skUigx TNT
The Rockets pushed the Warriors to the brink, but couldn't close out the series in two opportunities, with the Warriors rallying from double-digit deficits in Games 6 and 7 to stay alive. After the game, TNT's Ernie Johnson asked Draymond Green if the series against the Rockets was the hardest-fought series the Warriors have had during their run. Before Green could answer, Johnson brought up the 2016 Western Conference Finals, which saw the Oklahoma City Thunder take a 3-1 series lead over the Warriors, only for the Warriors to rally off three straights wins to advance. Green, however, did not want anything to do with the question. "We don't speak of the OKC game," Green said before motioning to Kevin Durant and saying, "Our guy right here, so that don't even matter." On the side, Durant could be seen waving his hand, as if to say "next question." Several Warriors players could be heard chuckling in the background as Johnson asked the question. Durant, of course, was on the Thunder team that couldn't close out the Warriors. After the Warriors blew a 3-1 series themselves to the Cleveland Cavaliers in the Finals, Durant joined the Warriors that summer. They got a championship last year and are now four games away from a second. But from the sounds of it, the 2016 Western Conference Finals is not up for debate on the Warriors. Watch the video below:
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