NB70s: Brian Winters

Brian Winters made the NBA All-Rookie Team with the Lakers before he was traded to the Milwaukee Bucks as part of the deal ...

NB70s: Dennis Awtrey

Dennis Awtrey was drafted by the NBA's Philadelphia 76ers in 1970. He played in the league for twelve seasons, spending time ...

NB70s: Charles Dudley

Charles Dudley played six seasons (1972–1973; 1974–1979) in the National Basketball Association as a member of the Seattle ...

NB70s: Rudy Tomjanovich (1971-77)

Rudy Tomjanovich was selected in the 1970 NBA draft as the second overall pick by the San Diego Rockets (the franchise ...

NB70s: Curtis Perry (1974-76)

Curtis Perry was selected by the San Diego Rockets in the third round of the 1970 NBA draft and by the Virginia Squires in the ...

NB70s: George McGinnis (1975-76)

Two years into his professional career, George McGinnis was selected by the Philadelphia 76ers as the 22nd overall pick in the ...

2018 NBA Playoffs Golden State Warriors vs Houston Rockets

2016 NBA Playoffs: Golden State Warriors vs Oklahoma City Thunder

During the Thunder-Warriors series, Draymond Green became the subject of multiple controversial plays against Oklahoma City players, most notably Steven Adams. In game 1, the Thunder upset the Warriors 108–102 and took a 1–0 series lead. It marked the Warriors' first loss at Oracle Arena in Oakland in the playoffs, as well as their third home loss of the season. In game 2, despite a close game at the half, the Warriors soundly defeated the Thunder 118–91. Television cameras appeared to show Draymond Green kicking Steven Adams in the groin while he was attempting a layup. In game 3, in the comfort of a raucous Chesapeake Energy Arena, the Thunder dominated the Warriors 133–105. During the game, Green received a flagrant foul 1 for again appearing to kick Adams in the groin. In game 4, the Thunder once again handed the Warriors a commanding 118–94 defeat to take a 3–1 series lead. Green appeared to trip Enes Kanter during the game. Returning to Oracle Arena in game 5, the Warriors held on to defeat the Thunder 120-111, cutting their series deficit to 3-2. Kevin Durant scored 40 points in the loss. Despite their game 5 loss, the Thunder were favored to advance to the NBA Finals in the comfort of their home court in Game 6, but the Warriors stunned the Thunder thanks to Klay Thompson, who scored a series-high 41 points and made a NBA playoff record 11 3s. Klay's performance and a poor shooting night from Kevin Durant, as the Warriors won the game 108–101 and tied the series 3-3, forcing a game 7 in the Bay Area. In game 7, Oklahoma City built a 13-point lead during the game and led 48–42 at halftime. However, the Thunder lost focus in the third quarter. After the Warriors thwarted Oklahoma City's brief comeback attempt in the fourth quarter, Golden State won 96–88 and became the 10th team to win an NBA playoff series after being down 3 games to 1. Game 7 was the last game Kevin Durant played with the Oklahoma City Thunder, before joining his opponent in this series, the Golden State Warriors.