On April 4, Beijing time, the Golden State Warriors easily defeated the Sacramento Kings 109-90. In this campaign, Drummond Green received his sixth foul in the final moments of the fourth quarter and was sent off, and the US media pulled out an interesting scene.
At the time, Green made six last-minute offenses, but the Warriors were already 104-88 ahead of the Kings, and the team was in control. In such a situation, Green did not appear to be very grumpy when he came off the field, but instead smiled while clapping, and even walked on the sidelines.
When they saw such an interesting scene, the fans on the sidelines also cheered up, and they also gave Green applause. At the same time, despite being on the road and the Warriors giving the Kings nightmare of missing the playoffs for 16 consecutive years, it didn't affect the mood of the fans on the sidelines.
You know, the Kings have missed the playoffs for 16 consecutive years, setting a new NBA record, which was held by the Clippers (1976-77 to 1990-91) and the Kings themselves. The last time the Kings made the playoffs was in 2006, when the Kings' current leader, Fox, was just 9 years old.
In this campaign, Green played 24 minutes, shooting 2 of 5, 2 of 2 three-pointers, and cut 6 points, 7 rebounds, 5 assists and 2 blocks.