Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green (23) argues a call against the Atlanta Hawks in the first quarter at State Farm Arena. | Brett Davis-Imagn Images
Golden State dropped one it needed badly on Saturday night.
Every game counts for the Golden State Warriors as they look to avoid the play-in tournament by securing nothing worse than the No. 6 seed in the Western Conference. Unfortunately for Golden State, its 124–115 road loss to the Atlanta Hawks could loom large at the end of the season.
Draymond Green did not mince words about the disappointing effort during his postgame media availability.
“Bad loss,” the Warriors forward said. “It’s a terrible loss. Eleven games left with everything to play for, you shouldn’t have a loss like this.”
Draymond Green: “Bad loss. It’s a terrible loss. Eleven games left with everything to play for, you shouldn’t have a loss like this.” pic.twitter.com/B2NCIIkfNj
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Green went 2-for-7 and scored five points in 35 minutes of action as Golden State played without Steph Curry. Atlanta was able to race out to a 40–23 lead after the first quarter and Steve Kerr’s side was never able to right the ship.
Despite the loss, the Warriors remain in sole possession of the sixth spot in the West, but the Minnesota Timberwolves and Los Angeles Clippers lurk just
