After a Game 6 loss, Draymond Green called a players-only meeting where Steph Curry told teammates that personal ego didn't matter—either play hard on every possession or stay off the bus. In Game 7, Curry scored 50 points, dribbling past multiple defenders while the Kings had no answer.
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After y'all popped us in Game 6, I sent something to Steph at like 3 o'clock in the morning. I'm like, we gotta, we gotta have a meeting, players only. And he pretty much said to everybody, I don't care about your ego, I don't care who you are, I don't care what you do. If you get on this bus, this is what it is. You come in, you getting loose balls, you coming to play hard. I don't care if you play a minute, if you play a second. I don't care if it's me, if it's Draymond, if it's Klay, I don't care who you are. If you get on that bus, you riding with me. If you ain't riding, don't get on the bus. And then he came out and did that.
When I say it was nothing you could do, we threw everything that was in the kitchen at him. There was absolutely nothing you could do. He dribbling around 4 or 5 people and 1, throwing it, getting it back and 1, 3. Everybody got it going and there was just nothing we could do 'cause we hadn't been there.