It may already be close to six months since the Golden State Warriors lost in the NBA finals to the Cleveland Cavaliers despite erecting a 3-1 lead, but for Draymond Green, the pain of losing still stings up to now.

The 26-year-old Michigan State product recently appeared in a technology tradeshow and admitted that the bitter ending to their record-setting season last year is haunting him until now.

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Since losing the series, the Dubs have been ridiculed non-stop especially on social media which was only made more epic by their record-breaking 73-win season.

With the addition of Kevin Durant to their fold, the Warriors have once again started this season on fire winning 31 of their first 36 games and have the best record in the league. The memory might still linger, but if they win the championship this season, it may just be what the doctor ordered to help Green and his teammates to finally get over their tough loss back in June.