You'll remember Draymond Green for a lot of things. One of them is plays like Monday's game-sealer against Alperen Şengün and the Rockets.

The clearest sign that the Golden State Warriors' chemistry is operating at an all-time high is Buddy Hield's role as the team punching bag. For Monday's Game 4 playoff matchup against the Houston Rockets,

Buddy Hield gave the Warriors a 102-101 lead on a sidestep 3-pointer with 3:18 left in the fourth quarter, the hosts first advantage in six minutes. Butler pushed it to a three-point advantage with a tough layup over two defenders a minute later.

In a game that wound up being decided by three points, just about every individual possession was crucial. And each bucket Podziemski, Hield or even Quinten Post (who added two triples of his own) hit felt like momentum shifters (or intensifiers).