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The\u00a0Golden State Warriors<\/a>\u00a0are a battle-tested\u00a0NBA<\/a>\u00a0franchise. Having won four of the last 10 NBA championships, the Warriors are historically built for deep playoff runs.<\/p>\n Despite their playoff experience, they’re on the verge of blowing a 3-1 series lead against the\u00a0Houston Rockets<\/a>. The Warriors lost to the Rockets 131-116 in Game 5 on Wednesday. And then lost 115-107 in Game 6 on Friday.<\/p>\n This series is now headed for a winner-take-all Game 7, on Sunday, in Houston. While this current Warriors roster has new faces since their first championship of this dynasty (2014-15),\u00a0Draymond Green<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Stephen Curry<\/a>\u00a0remain.<\/p>\n Green, who has never been afraid to speak his mind and assign blame when he deems it necessary, was back at it again during Friday night’s postgame press conference.<\/p>\n Green was asked what they’ll need to do to be victorious in Game 7. Green was quick to provide an answer, calling out his Warriors teammates in the process.<\/p>\n \u201cThe reality is the person who wants the ball more will get it and right now it seems as if they want it more,\u201d Green said.<\/p>\n Green feels one of the biggest components to the Rockets winning two straight games in this series is effort. Green recounted multiple occasions when the Rockets scored second-chance points off rebounds and loose balls.<\/p>\n Draymond Green: \u201cThe reality is the person who wants the ball more will get it and right now it seems as if they want it more.\u201d pic.twitter.com\/hYfHmyagnj<\/a><\/p>\n — 95.7 The Game (@957thegame) May 3, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\n