Green made four blocks in a single game and is looking to win the NBA Defensive Player of the Year again

Warriors star Green, who won the NBA Defensive Player of the Year in the 2016-17 season, staged 4 blocks in a single game on the 19th, and was one of the heroes of the team's victory, and admitted after the game that he hoped to win the Defensive Player of the Year award again.

Green staged 4 blocks in a single game, 2 of which were awarded to "Brother Alphabet"

Green made four blocks against the Bucks that day, once again showing his defensive prowess, two of which were awarded to Bucks star Antetokounmpo to help the team win 104-93 in the absence of big brother Curry.

Green relied on his performance that day to win Defensive Player of the Year, and when he was asked after the game if he had what it takes to be selected again, he said that if the team continues to win and finish the season strongly, then there will be no doubt that it will be him, "Looking at the league as a whole, I'm 1,000 percent sure that I don't see too many players who can impact the game with defense like I do, especially Wenby. It seems like he's got the award in his pocket, but he can't play now, so I still have a chance at 1 million per cent, and I'm going to continue to create chances in the next 13 games, and today is the best example of that. ”

Green also admitted that he hopes that those who have voting rights can not just focus on the results on the books, saying: "There are people on the East Coast who have voting rights in the awards, and they may only watch us play four times a year. When they look at the stats, they might think, 'Oh, Draymond is only averaging 1 intercept and 1 block per game.'" Those numbers don't make me stand out, but you look at my performance on the court and ask the coach of the opposing team what I did when they were attacking? That's a very different thing. ”

Green added: "This award is broadly based on data, but that doesn't always tell the whole story. I want to get another one, I'm not retiring yet, I still have a chance. ”