The rivalry between the Golden State Warriors and the Cleveland Cavaliers was one of the best in NBA history. In the early part, the two teams were more evenly matched, and the games were heated. Both teams gave it their all every time they matched up. In one such instance, it was Draymond Green, who made a spectacular block on LeBron James, but it was ruled as a foul. And now, it looks like Green is still frustrated to this day.

Back in 2015, the Warriors and the Cavs met each other on Christmas day. This was the first time the two teams were meeting after the Finals. The Warriors managed to beat the Cavs 4-2 and win their second title in franchise history. The Cavs put in a herculean effort, but injuries to Kevin Love and Kyrie Irving limited their game plan. LeBron had one of his best Finals series, but that wasn’t enough to overcome the Warriors.

This was the first time that both teams were playing at full strength.

Green is still unhappy at the wrong call on a block on LeBron James

The Warriors were off to a historic start after winning the Finals, going 27-1 in the first 28 games. The Cavs were still trying to fix some problems, but they had a solid record of 19-8. The game was not a high-scoring one but a rather defensive grind out.

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The Warriors led by 5 with only minutes left in the fourth quarter. LeBron advances the ball and goy Stephen Curry. But he was met by Draymond Green at the rim, who times his jump to perfection, and Sonchus the ball from his hands. Surprisingly, he was called for the foul.

Green is irate and he runs to the other side of the court. He jumped up straight and snatched it to perfection. But the refs felt like he made illegal contact and called the foul on Green. Moreover, it seems like he is still pissed to this day as he posted this on his Instagram story.

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Green ended up having the last laugh though, as James missed both the free throws and the Warriors won the game. But this could have been a highlight play against one of the best players of all time.