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Michael Sykes

Draymond Green hilariously shook Deuce Tatum up like a bag of popcorn after the Warriors’ loss to the Celtics

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The Warriors had a tough loss against the Celtics on Thursday. They held an 8-point lead in the waning moments of the 4th quarter but squandered it. The Celtics came back to win in overtime 121-118.

Obviously, that’s a tough loss. But, clearly, it wasn’t something worth sulking over. At least not to Draymond Green, anyway. The loss didn’t stop him from sharing this hilarious moment with Deuce Tatum — Jayson Tatum’s son — after the game.

He ran up behind Deuce, popped a towel over his head and scooped the kid up. He then proceeded to shake him up…like a bag of popcorn.

You know, when you type it out, this actually sounds kind of like revenge. Watch out Deuce.

All jokes aside, it was hilarious and just the kind of moment the kid seemed to love. Deuce seemed to be having a great time with all of it. It’s also cool to see this side of Draymond Green as opposed to the hardened version we get sometimes.

Fans thought this interaction was hilarious. They also wanted to know why Draymond had to shake Deuce up like this. Talk about questions that need answers. There were lots of jokes.

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