Draymond Green's Wild Reflection Before Game 1 Of The Finals
On Wednesday, All-Star forward Draymond Green met with the media, before the Golden State Warriors host the Boston Celtics for Game 1 of the NBA Finals on Thursday night in California.
Green had an incredible reflection of what the franchise was during his rookie season before they became the dynasty that they are.
"I remember walking downtown Oakland, giving away tickets to the game as a rookie for one of our team activations or community things that you have to do," Green said.
The Warriors have been to the NBA Finals six times in the last eight years, and they have also won three NBA Championships during that span.
Prior to their dynasty, they had been a franchise that had endured a lot of losing.
From 2008-12, they missed the playoffs five times in a row, so that is obviously much different from how people today think of the franchise.
The Warriors beat the Dallas Mavericks in five games to win the Western Conference and advance to the Finals.
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