Draymond Green didn't have much on an impact on the box score as the Golden State Warriors took Game 2 against the Boston Celtics. But as he is known to do, he found other ways to make his presence felt.

He does his very best to make his opponents feel uncomfortable with physicality and a few extra curricular interactions here and there. On one particular play during the second quarter, he got himself tangled up with Jaylen Brown, but avoided getting his second technical foul on the sequence.

The Celtics star is definitely privy of Green's mischievous ways. We voiced out against the non-call that saved Draymond from an ejection but claims he's beyond the point of getting fazed with his “gimmicks”.

“I feel like that was an illegal play. I feel like they could have called it but let it go in terms of a technical either way. But I don't know what I was supposed to do there. Somebody got their legs on the top of your head and then he tried to pull my pants down. I don't know what that was about,” said Jaylen Brown.

“I know what Draymond's going to do. 
 Be physical, muck the game up, pull me, grab me. I feel like they got away with a lot of stuff tonight. But looking forward to the challenge next game. All that stuff, the gimmicks, the tricks, we just got to be the smarter team,” the Celtics star continued.

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When a guy like Draymond Green is involved, the battle in the trenches is sure to get grimy and gritty. If the Celtics are able to match him or neutralize his impact in Games 3 and 4, they should be in good shape.