There has been a lot to dissect from the two 2022 NBA Finals games, which have the Boston Celtics and Golden State Warriors even at one win apiece. Yet, there has also been a lot of talk about what’s going on off the court.
On Saturday, the Celtics’ players wore “WE ARE BG” T-shirts to the arena to show support for Brittney Griner, who is being wrongfully detained in Russia. And on Sunday, both teams wore “end gun violence” T-shirts during pregame warmups ahead of Game 2.
But one of the more talked about things that followed was Draymond Green’s dialogue in his post-game media availability following his team’s win. Green was asked a question about the Warriors’ past Finals teams that included Kevin Durant, so he went on to speak about their current offense, specifically Stephen Curry’s importance in it, and compared it to his same importance when KD played for Golden State.
