Draymond Green says the 2022 Warriors were his favorite team to have ever played for: “2022 wasn’t really a championship team. Out of the championship teams I’ve been on. After every series, Steph and I would be walking to do an interview, and we would walk and laugh like, “How are we winning?” And that’s when Steph took that next step. We weren’t favored. Everyone was calling us ‘too small,’ ‘Boston, they’re too athletic.’ And we went and made it happen, and also I told KD ‘imma win when you leave here…’ and I did, so that one was the most fulfilling for me. (via @club520podcast)

@PolymarketHoops Green had a terrible year that year, but Stephen Curry saved it. After that, the Warriors basically threw Curry under the bus.

@Chakra_Cha @PolymarketHoops That’s not true, Draymond was incredible that year especially defensively, in fact one of his best years but then he had that back injury. He had great series against the nuggets and Mavs, not so great against the Grizzlies and Celtics

@Chakra_Cha @PolymarketHoops this is a lie.. a|) Dray had an insanely good RS.. he was was gonna win DPOY and be all-nba before his injury.. b) he was the best defender in the entire playoffs.. and metrics agree.. dont let that 3-minutes on the bench, in one game.. get you confused..

@Chakra_Cha @PolymarketHoops He was 2nd team all-defense and got DPOY votes despite playing 46 games and had a very strong postseason as well, he just had some trouble scoring in the finals. IDK where you got that BS from.

@Chakra_Cha @PolymarketHoops He was great defensively but kept doing bs

@Chakra_Cha @PolymarketHoops draymond was easily gonna win dpoy that year if he didn’t get injured and he was great throughout the playoffs and in that game 6 don’t let a couple bad games fool you please

@Chakra_Cha @PolymarketHoops Green was great defensively for the Warriors in 2022.

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