The Golden State Warriors fell short of sweeping the Cleveland Cavaliers in Game 4 of the NBA Finals on Friday night in an offensive firework display from both teams that featured many high-tension moments.

Following the game, that continued for Warriors forward Draymond Green, who had to deal with Quicken Loans Arena security trying to get him out of the building in a quick manner.

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This clearly upset Green who was talking to all of his family and friends who were in attendance at the game in hopes of Golden State winning the NBA title. He wasn't having any of that as he took his time speaking and meeting with everyone after the game.

It was a testy Game 4 that saw Green in the midst of the ruffled feathers between the two teams, being assessed a second technical foul despite having only one infraction after clarity was reached by the refs. He remained in the game due to the mix up on the foul situation and put together a productive night with a double-double recording 16 points and a game-high 14 rebounds.

If the Warriors hope to close out the series at home on Monday night, Green will have to play a big part on both ends of the floor while also keeping his emotions in check.