But this was actually a smart move by Green, looking like he hadn't stopped Hansen, but in fact, he had shown enough face.
Moreover, the Warriors' other big men were even less capable of guarding smaller players than Green, swapping someone else in would only make things worse, so he continued to stay on the court.
Of course, the Warriors weren't without change. Although Green didn't call out, Jackson had already started making tactical gestures from the sidelines.
Hansen observed the defense, quickly broke through Green, and faced with the help-defense from Azeli, he turned and shot a fadeaway.
Azeli couldn't keep up with Hansen's rhythm, but this play showed Green's ability to help on defense, as he tried his best to lunge and disrupt Hansen as he jumped.
It's just that Hansen's hang-time was much stronger than he imagined, and he couldn't wait for Hansen's shot.
In the end, he decided to go all in, forcefully hitting Hansen's shooting elbow.
