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Draymond Green’s Mom Goes Off on Referees as Cavs Win Game 4
- Updated: June 10, 2017

The Cleveland Cavaliers came away with a dominating 137-116 victory over the Golden State Warriors in Game 4 on Friday night. The home team set a halftime NBA Finals record with 86 points in the first half and also set an all-time three-point Finals record with 24 3-pointers made in an NBA Finals game.
However, according to Warriors forward Draymond Green’s mom, a huge reason why the Cavs won was due to the poor officiating on the night.
These OFFICIALS HAVE BEEN OFFICIALLY PAID! #????????????????????????????????????????
— GreenMile (@BabersGreen) June 10, 2017
The REF TAKEOVER!
— GreenMile (@BabersGreen) June 10, 2017
THE REFS HAVE LOST TOTAL CONTROL…..this some for real REC BALL!
— GreenMile (@BabersGreen) June 10, 2017
Ironically, it was Green’s first-half technical foul that was rescinded after he had been given his second technical foul in the second half. That would have had the forward ejected from the game, however the officials strangely changed the first-half technical to be assessed to Warriors head coach Steve Kerr after further discussion.
No matter the case, the Cavs look to continue with their backs against the wall in Game 5 at Oracle Arena on Monday night.
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