Warriors' Draymond Green is back after missing in action Draymond Green shouldn't have any trouble recognizing the man wearing No. 23 when he watches video of the Warriors' 120-111 victory in Game 5 of the Western Conference finals Thursday. At Thursday morning's shootaround, Green was asked what he saw on the video of the Warriors' two previous games — both blowout losses that put the Warriors in a 3-1 hole in the best-of-seven series. After blocking a Russell Westbrook layup off the backboard in the first half, Green let the Oklahoma City point guard know about it during the next two possessions. After being whistled for a second-half foul, Green's animated argument drew a technical foul. Green's soul-fueling intensity was absent in Games 3 and 4 at Oklahoma City, where he was seemingly overwhelmed by drama. Green had to wait for about 24 hours as the NBA decided to upgrade his penalty to a flagrant-2 foul, putting him one flagrant foul away from a mandatory one-game suspension. In Game 4, Green wasn't close to the All-Star he had been during the Warriors' record-setting regular season. "Draymond always blames himself when we lose," Warriors head coach Steve Kerr said.