Basketball
Golden State Warriors advanced to their fourth straight NBA final, beating Houston Rockets, 101-92, at the Game 7 of Western Conference on Monday night.
After falling behind the Rockets in both first and second quarter, the Warriors pulled a dramatic win, overcoming in the third and fourth quarter. And the Warriors had to give it all for their fourth straight NBA final.
VIDEO: Highlights of the 4th quarter of the Game 7 of Western Conference
Privileged with the tears of success, only misfortune after the victory during the Game 7 was Draymond Green's injury. Draymond who scored 10 points with 13 rebounds and 5 assists at the victory had sprained his ankle.
Draymond Green to ESPN on spraining his right ankle: “I told Chelsea (trainer) during the game I rolled my ankle badly and I don’t feel a thing right now. I know it was the adrenaline. After the game, wooooo. I’ll be good though.”
— Chris Haynes (@ChrisBHaynes) May 29, 2018
Despite the pain, Draymond neither showed any signs of pain nor left the game. After the game, he admitted he was in noticeable amounts of pain.
This, from NBC Bay Area’s twitter feed, shows Draymond’s right ankle in a wrap. He told ESPN he rolled it pretty bad in Game 7. pic.twitter.com/NW0vBuM9u1
— Dieter Kurtenbach (@dkurtenbach) May 29, 2018
Draymond admitted that he is optimistic and will be good going forward. Besides his optimism, if he plays in Thursday's Game 1, he has high chances of hurting his ankle on a bad note. That's something Draymond and the Warriors might want to avoid.
