Portland Trail Blazers star CJ McCollum knows that Stephen Curry and Draymond Green are quite hard to beat as a tandem. After all, the Golden State Warriors stars have been playing for a long time now and are carrying the heavy load for Dub Nation as of late.

On Monday, the chemistry between the duo of Curry and Green was once again on full display as they led Golden State to a 129-98 blowout win over the visiting Cleveland Cavaliers. McCollum, who is well-versed when it comes to building chemistry, liked the Green-Curry show the Warriors served against the Cavs.

The Blazers star responded to an in-game clip of the two showcasing their undeniable court chemistry, noting that the two Warriors were clearly on the same page.

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As expected, the two led the way again against Cleveland. Stephen Curry scored a game-high 37 points while casually knocking down seven of his 11 3-point attempts. The 32-year-old sharpshooter is flying under the radar and currently sits at the second spot of this season's leading scorers with 29.9 points per game behind Bradley Beal of the Washington Wizards.

Draymond Green, on the other hand, is also rolling. With James Wiseman and Kevon Looney still out, Green had to facilitate again as the Warriors' starting small-ball center. He ended with a season-high 16 assists and eight boards. He's now averaging 12.3 dishes per game in the Warriors' last seven games.

With Klay Thompson out for the second straight season plus a handful of players in Steve Kerr's rotation missing a chunk of games, Curry and Green have had to work extra hard every game. Though it hasn't been as smooth sailing as they hoped, the Warriors' 2020-21 campaign is slowly turning its course.