Amazingly, that was the case on Monday. Green is the Warriors’ tone-setter, but he was downright unraveling in Game 4. Rockets pest Dillion Brooks had the Dubs enforcer where he wanted him emotionally — fighting proxy battles and failing to lock in on the court. The Warriors didn’t have much focus as a team because Green’s was all over the place.

Draymond Green and Stephen Curry first got into an incident with Dillon Brooks, and then Green followed it up with an altercation with Tari Eason a few minutes later.

G olden State did what they needed to do when the series headed to San Francisco, taking the 2-1 series lead over the Houston Rockets in large part due to Steph Curry’s 36-point