San Francisco, CA – Monday, the Bay Area witnessed a dominant performance by the Golden State Warriors in Draymond Green’s return. Stephen Curry scored 47 points, while Klay Thompson, and Jordan Poole, both added 20. The Warriors lineup featuring these three scorers were terrific in the win over the Washington Wizards.

When asked about teams having to deal with this new sneaky lineup, Green had a two-word response.

“Good luck,” said the Warriors veteran.

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The trio of Curry, Thompson, and Poole can score from anywhere on the floor. Two of them are really good ball handlers and can make plays for others. The one thing they all have in common is they all can give you 40+ points when they heat up.

“It's very fun for me. If I catch and swing the ball, it's no wrong answer,” Warriors veteran Draymond Green told ClutchPoints. “I think it's a great lineup for us. I think when you look at most teams, there's usually a liability, at least one on the defensive end. With those three guys out there, we can exploit that liability.”

This new exciting lineup won't start every game, but it's a lineup Steve Kerr will use confidently. It's another combination that Kerr has to think about each night, and that makes his job a little bit tougher. Using the right players at the right time can be challenging, but that's a good problem to have heading into the postseason.

Next, the Warriors host the visiting Boston Celtics. Another home victory will extend their winning streak to five games.