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.

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.

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