Draymond Green and Steve Kerr believe that the Warriors’ championship DNA fueled the team to a Game 7 win over the Kings.
Green isn't alone in believing that their big game experience helped them in Game 7 against Sacramento. Warriors coach Steve Kerr noted that winning NBA championships and playing in various pressure situations allows the squad to dig deep when faced with a Game 7.
"Game 7's are difficult," Kerr told reporters after the win."You saw how many free throws were missed by both teams. These guys are all human and everybody's nervous. So there's a need to have experience in Game 7's. And our guys have that, our core guys. "And I think what it takes is just taking the game possession by possession, which our guys did beautifully tonight; not thinking about the outcome, just thinking about the process and repeating and repeating and repeating and breathing during the timeouts and staying locked in and staying focused. And our guys did that, but they've learned to do that through a decade of these type of games.
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