Following the Golden State Warriors' 132-125 overtime win over the Portland Trail Blazers in Game 4 of the Western Conference Semifinals on Monday, Dubs forward Draymond Green expressed his belief that the remainder of the series is a foregone conclusion.
According to ESPN.com's Ethan Strauss, Green said Portland won't be able to overcome a 3-1 series deficit against the defending champions:
Portland's defeat was made even more demoralizing by the fact that it held a 67-57 lead at halftime and appeared to be in control for much of the contest.
Per Strauss, Green called the loss a "gut punch" for Portland and laid out why he doesn't see the Blazers recovering:
If I don't think they're done, I don't know who else is going to think it. We're going home with a 3-1 lead. It's up to us to close it out. And I trust my teammates, I trust our team to come out ready to go and close this series out. Of course I think they're done. It's time for us to close the series. We did what we needed to do; we came on the road and got one win. We took care of home court. Now it's time for us to do it again.< ...
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Draymond Green Says Blazers Are ‘Done’ After Warriors’ Game 4 Win
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