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The Golden State Warriors have left everyone speechless with the incredible performances that they have put up so far. With a 25-6 record, they are standing right behind the Phoenix Suns in the Western Conference. However, there is one person part of the Dubs family that has been leaving us in awe for a while now. That’s right it’s Draymond Green’s son, DJ, or Draymond Jamal Green. And he did nothing different while the Warriors faced the Sacramento Kings tonight, by assisting Stephen Curry on the bench.

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Jr. Green helps Stephen Curry out on the bench

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The Warriors vs Sacramento Kings matchup was a complete no-brainer. The Kings have a poor 13-19 record now, and haven’t shown any major signs of a possible big improvement. And that’s how the game started. The Kings completely blew them over in the first quarter, outscoring them 26-16.

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But shockingly, the Kings tried to rally back in the second quarter, reducing the deficit. Yet the Dubs were still considerably ahead, with no signs of that changing. And in the midst of all this, Jr. Green’s heartwarming gesture on the sidelines became the highlight of the game.

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In the second quarter, Stephen Curry sat down for a breather as the show went on. Suddenly, Jamal Green showed up with a mask for him. The Warriors superstar was visibly admiring the gesture. In fact, there were many other instances of DJ pulling off adorable antics that one just can’t miss.

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This isn’t the first time Draymond Green Jr. has won over fans’ hearts

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It wasn’t long ago when DJ was seen doing a one-on-drill with his father during practice and then him completely stealing the show during a post-game interview with Draymond Green. Seeing his active interest in the sport at just four years of age is really something incredible.

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It looks like Draymond Sr. believes in starting them off young. Well, whether he follows the footsteps of his father and helps carry a team through an incredible dynasty, is too soon to tell. But as of now, his sporadic appearances on and off the court will hopefully continue, and keep us entertained.

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Yashima Bhatia

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Yashima Bhatia is an NBA writer for EssentiallySports who specialises in providing nuanced predictions and updates for matches. She has a Bachelor's degree in journalism and mass communication. Yashima's love for playing the game came up at a young age, when the excitement of the games coupled with the intensity of the Playoffs had her hooked. Her interest for the game transitioned into her love for writing the sport. Previously, she has had experience as a scriptwriter for short films and a freelance photographer.

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