Draymond Green’s Mouth Agape Reaction To Giannis Antetokounmpo’s Thunderous Dunk Has Become A Meme

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The Warriors were sentenced to guard Giannis Antetokounmpo without the divine defensive abilities of Draymond Green, out with a sprained toe (an injury that is incredibly soft-sounding but undoubtedly painful and debilitating). This didn’t work out too well, as the surging Bucks beat up on the Warriors on their home court, 134-111, to advance to 9-2. The Warriors’ eight game winning streak was broken at the hands of The Greek Freak, who finished with 24 points and nine rebounds in just 26 minutes.

The play of the game occurred in the second quarter when Giannis out-muscled a Warriors defender en route to a thunderous, Stretch Armstrong-esque dunk. Check it out below, and wait for Draymond Green’s reaction at the end.

As a sidenote, the dunk produced an awesome photo, of all five Warrior defenders standing and watching The Greek Freak hammer one down, two with their palms to the sky.

Back to Draymond. His reaction became a viral meme and produced some top-quality reactions.

https://twitter.com/TheSonOfSand/status/1060751246963949568
https://twitter.com/aussishumble/status/1060779190276972544

https://twitter.com/norfside96/status/1060747706795212800

Good looks on the Twitter user who reminded us that this is actually just Draymond’s resting face.

https://twitter.com/SandaBabyyy/status/1060937300178169856

He’d make the same face watching my niece’s tee ball game. And she hasn’t even dribbled one back to the pitcher yet.
[h/t For The Win]

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