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CBS San Francisco
June 6, 2022
The first sign Game 2 of the NBA Finals was going Golden State's way came on the first possession.
Boston controlled the opening tap. Marcus Smart dribbled across midcourt and flipped the ball to Jayson Tatum, who quickly tossed it to Al Horford near the top of the key.
When Horford tried to make a move, he ended up on the floor, on the wrong end of a wrestling match with Draymond Green — who got his hands on the ball and did what he does best, create havoc.
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