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Draymond Green couldn’t help but smile watching Kyle Korver dunk

Good sportsmanship!

Kyle Korver doesn’t dunk often. He’s thrown down exactly 24 times in his career, and before Game 3 of the NBA Finals, the Cavaliers wing had three playoff dunks. That total became four when he dunked against the Warriors, proving that anything is possible.

Warriors forward Draymond Green seemed to appreciate it:

Green’s an elite defensive player. Korver’s not an elite dunker. It’s a nice stroke of sportsmanship on Green’s part in the heat of the biggest series of the year.

Korver is a three-point shooter who doesn’t spend all that much time inside the arc, period. Almost 60 percent of Korver’s shots from the field during his 14-season NBA career have been three-point attempts. His dunks account for a small fraction of one percent of his total looks. This was probably a big deal for him, or at least it will be when he watches the tape of this game in 20 years.

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