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SI.com · May 14, 2018

Draymond Green on Lebron's Game Memory: 'He Should've Gotten a Standing Ovation'

After LeBron James impressively recalled an entire fourth quarter sequence of the Cavs' matchup against the Celtics, some Golden State Warriors took notice.

"He should've gotten more than [an applause]," Warriors forward Draymond Green told ESPN after morning shootaround on Monday. "He should've gotten a standing ovation."

Green and the Warriors have faced James in the past three NBA finals and have seen his basketball IQ first-hand in the biggest moments.

"At times I watch a ton of film," Green said. "At times I don't watch any. Then I can remember what went wrong on any given play. But nonetheless, that was impressive."

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