Draymond Green accepts blame for jump ball vs. Hornets despite bad toss - NBC Sports Bay Area
Charlotte Hornets guard Terry Rozier made a very poor decision late in the fourth quarter against the Warriors at Spectrum Center on Sunday night. Luckily for him, it didn't end up costing his team. With the Hornets leading 104-102 and in possession of the ball with 25.7 seconds remaining in regulation, Rozier received the ball deep within Charlotte's own defensive zone, presumably in an effort to stretch Golden State's defense. But rather than take more time off the clock or create more space, Rozier did the opposite and cornered himself between the right sideline and halfcourt. The Warriors swarmed him, with Draymond Green managing to gain enough possession to force a jump ball. Suddenly, the Warriors just needed to win the tip to have a chance to either tie or win the game on the last possession, and they had the taller of the two layers involved in the jump ball. Rozier is listed at 6-foot-1. Green is several inches taller than that, not to mention his 7-foot wingsp...