Draymond Green may have gotten away with a kick to Steven Adams’ groin during Game 3 of the Western Conference Finals on Sunday, but his trip of Enes Kanter in Game 4 was less ambiguous.
The Golden State Warriors forward tripped Kanter in the second quarter, which allowed the Warriors to get a bucket in transition:
When you combine this with Green’s actions in Games 2 and 3, there is little doubt the guy is intentionally making dirty moves.
Russell Westbrook wasn’t having any of it and decided to get Green back with a trip of his own (watch here).
Green’s infamous kick to Adams’ groin in Game 3 was reviewed by the league and resulted in a fine and Flagrant 2 foul, but no suspension. We’ll see whether the NBA has anything to say about the trip.
