NBA季後賽》勇士與火箭上半場就衝突不斷 Draymond Green吞下技術犯規與惡性犯規
金州勇士與休士頓火箭之戰，上半場就衝突不斷，連一向是好好先生的Stephen Curry也吞下技術犯規，兩隊的不定時炸彈，Draymond Green與Dillon Brooks當然都沒有置身事外，都吞下技術犯規，Draymond Green隨後又吞下1次惡性犯規。
Draymond Green(中下)。圖片來源：達志影像
第2節還有7分鐘時，Draymond Green掩護時將Amen Thompson撞倒，Dillon Brooks馬上幫Amen Thompson報仇，把Stephen Curry撞倒，Stephen Curry倒地後，手指著Dillon Brooks，Dillon Brooks想將把Stephen Curry手中的球拿走，Dillon Brooks與Draymond Green再起衝突。
經過裁判回看影片後，Stephen Curry被吹技術犯規，Dillon Brooks與Draymond Green也都各吞1次技術犯規。
上半場還有2分44秒，Draymond Green持球進攻，卻被Tari Eason抄到，雙方倒地，Draymond Green雙腳壓在Tari Eason身上，隨後Tari Eason被判技術犯規，Draymond Green則是被判1次1級惡性犯規，此役第4犯，依照NBA規則，不需被趕出場。
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