On Monday evening, the Golden State Warriors hosted the New York Knicks in California, where Draymond Green made team history by becoming the third player to appear in 800 regular season games. This achievement places Green in elite company, joining Chris Mullin and Stephen Curry as the only Warriors to ever play 800 or more regular-season games.

Green, who was the 35th pick in the 2012 NBA Draft out of Michigan State, has had an impressive career, establishing himself as one of the best second-round picks in league history. With career averages of 8.7 points, 7.0 rebounds, 5.6 assists, and 1.3 steals per contest, along with being a four-time NBA Champion, Green’s impact on the court is undeniable.

During the game against the Knicks, Green showcased his skills, contributing six points, 12 rebounds, 13 assists, and one steal in 34 minutes of playing time. This performance further solidified his significance to the Warriors, who currently hold the ninth seed in the Western Conference with a 35-31 record in 66 games. Over their last ten games, the Warriors have gone 6-4, with their most recent victory being against the Los Angeles Lakers with a score of 128-121.

Looking ahead, the Warriors are set to face the Memphis Grizzlies on Wednesday evening, continuing their pursuit in the competitive Western Conference. As Green continues to make his mark on the court, his legacy as a key player for the Warriors and his impact on the game of basketball as a whole remains undeniable.