Draymond GreenForward, Golden State Warriors

Draymond Green's Most MEMORABLE Block Is Damian Lillard And LeBron James

12 Dec 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief on‑camera monologue, Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green recounts the defensive moments he considers his most memorable NBA blocks. He highlights two standout plays: a weak‑side, one‑foot block on Damian Lillard and a similar block on LeBron James, both executed from the weak side and described as "incredible". He then describes a third sequence where he stopped Damian Lillard at the three‑point line, forced a pass to Noah Vonleh, and leapt—despite risking being dunked on—to block the shot. Green emphasizes the surprise element of these blocks, his pride in the effort, and the excitement of stringing together multiple great defensive stops.

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My most memorable block in the NBA would be Damian Lillard and then also Bron. I think those were two incredibles where I came outta nowhere from the weak side, kind of very similar plays actually. Came off the weak side off one foot and got both of those. So I'll say those two. And then also against Damian Lillard, but Noah Vonleh. Dame was involved in it. I had to stop Dame at the 3-point line 'cause he was gonna pull up. He threw it to Noah going down the lane. I circled around, I probably shouldn't even jump because I should have been dunked on, but I jumped and went and got it. And that was like a couple plays in a row, couple great defensive plays in a row. Those were a few of my favorites. Woo!