Okay, so I wanted to see how Draymond Green usually does against the Clippers. I’m a huge Warriors fan, and sometimes it feels like Draymond has these monster games, and other times… well, not so much. So, I decided to dig into the numbers myself.
First, I needed to find the stats. I pulled up a basketball statistics website that I always use. It’s pretty reliable, and I can usually find what I’m looking for there.
Once I was on the site, I searched for Draymond Green. Then I find game logs.
Now came the fun part – okay, maybe not fun, but definitely interesting. I start looking at all the games he’s played against the Clippers.
I started to notice some trends. It looked like his scoring was all over the place. Some games he’d have, like, 15 points, others maybe just 4 or 5. His rebounds seemed a bit more consistent, usually hovering around that 7-9 range. Assists, same thing – some games he’d be dishing out 10, others only a handful.
To get a clearer picture,I wrote down all of his point, rebound, assist, block, and steals totals. I am trying to calculate his averages against the Clippers.
After organizing the data, I start to make some conclusions.
- Points:Some games he goes off some he don’t!
- Rebounds:Always pretty solid.
- Assists:Seems to depend on how much his teammates make shots.
- Blocks & StealsAlways that defensive presence!
So, basically, what I found is that Draymond’s performance against the Clippers is, well…Draymond-like. He’s always going to bring the intensity and defense. The scoring is a bonus, and the assists depend on the flow of the game. It was cool to actually see the numbers back up what I kind of already felt from watching the games!
