First Warriors Reach And Foul On James Harden, Whom GSW Draymond Frustrated Controversial Flagrant Foul

By Kenn Mark - 02 Dec '16 21:40PM

On Thursday, in Golden State Oracle Arena, James Harden notched his fourth triple-double of the season with 29 points,15 rebounds, and 13 assists and the Houston Rockets outlasted the Warriors the final score 132-127 within double overtime.

Draymond Green and Steve Kerr get technical back to back in Rockets-Warriors. It might have something to do with Curry sitting with three fouls as the 2nd quarter rolls on.

Steph Curry fouled out with 3:25 minutes left after a charging foul against power forward Montrezl Harrell of the Houston Rockets. Golden State found another run, later in the second half, courtesy of that same "death lineup" (Green-Durant-Iguodala-Thompson-Curry), or "Hamptons 5," depending on your preference. Against the free-running Rockets, the Warriors were the best when they were small and fast.

In the second overtime, Draymond Green was clearly frustrated about the controversial flagrant foul 1 and this is the first time happen in this season. He received in the second overtime of the Golden State Warriors' 132-127 loss in double overtime to the Houston.

The Golden State Warriors majority owner Joe Lacob was furious after the loss. He has heard voicing frustration with how the game was officiated. Green indicated that in the game, there was incidental contact to the head that didn't result in a flagrant foul. "Maybe I'll go read the rule book. Maybe I'm wrong. But, if I'm not mistaken, I'm right. 'Marked' perhaps insinuating that he has become a marked man in the eyes of the officials," Green tweeted after the game.

It's not enough in the Golden State Warriors to have a Powerhouse Line Up. It was unexpected to catch the referee a controversial Flagrant foul to Green.

James Harden dropped a triple-double. Cold shooting in double overtime snaps a 12-game streak for the Warriors at home as the Rockets hold on for the victory. The Rockets overcame the Warriors in one of the season's most pleasurable duels.