Amazingly, that was the case on Monday. Green is the Warriors’ tone-setter, but he was downright unraveling in Game 4.

He’s the best defender I’ve ever seen my life, and he rises to the occasion on top of being a great defender. He’s an incredible competitor.

The Warriors were able to escape with a win after Draymond Green's avoided ejection despite a technical and a flagrant foul.

After Butler erupted for 14 points in the fourth quarter of the Golden State Warriors' 109-106 win over the Houston Rockets in Game 4 on Monday, Draymond Green told reporters the six-time All-Star ...

Game 4 was, obviously, a disappointing finish for the Houston Rockets, who were in a nip-and-tuck battle against the Warriors ...

The Warriors beat the Rockets in Game 4 of their first-round playoff series and they couldn't have done it without Brandin ...

The play came in the second quarter, with seven minutes to go in the half. Rockets instigator Dillon Brooks committed a hard ...

But Miller's praise was not entirely without good reason. The Warriors won thanks in large part to a late-game stop by Green, who forced a game-sealing miss from Houston's Alperen Sengun with 6.1 ...

A recent report revealed that it will be "impossible" for the Golden State Warriors to pull of a blockbuster trade in the ...

Green picked up a technical, a flagrant and 5 personal fouls but was on the court when it mattered most in the Warriors’ Game ...

The game between the Golden State Warriors and the Houston Rockets quickly turned heated, with tensions threatening to boil ...