Curry: Dream Green's all-star selection represents recognition His defensive prediction has always been two steps ahead of his opponents

Warriors star Stephen Curry made a guest appearance on NBC Sports' Dubs Talk today and met with host Grant Curry. Lifman talked a lot about the topic. On the show, Curry expressed his praise for teammate Drummond Green.

Green may be a unique player in history, he is only 1.98 meters tall, but he can play as a center in the small-ball lineup and successfully change the NBA game. Despite his lack of scoring ability, his excellent defensive judgment and position selection are among the best in history. Currently, Green has been named an All-Star four times, is also the 2016-17 Defensive Player of the Year, can defend all positions at his peak, and is also an important organizer on the Offensive end of the Warriors.

In Curry's view, Green's successful all-star selection represents the NBA's recognition of him. "It changes the narrative about what really influences victory and how it looks." It's worth thinking a different way. I told Green that he was already an All-Star for the fourth time, and rightfully so. He's had tough times over the last two years because of the different injuries he's dealing with, the integration of his new team-mates and all the gaps we need to fill in trying to get back to that level. ”

"If you're just staring at Green, then you're missing out on his full meaning as a basketball player. When you watch our game, you see his impact on the defensive end, his creativity, his continuity, seeing everything two steps ahead. It's fun to watch the game in person, and as part of a team, we've been through so many things. I don't know how many people can do what he does. Curry said.

Green is still dealing with his back injury and has been absent since Jan. 5. The Warriors have made 12 wins and 5 losses at this stage and are currently in the midst of a 9-game winning streak. But if the Warriors want to go further, Green is indispensable.