Draymond Green came up with the game-saving block in the Golden State Warriors' Game 4 victory over a shorthanded Memphis Grizzlies side on Monday night. It was an undeniably huge play and, unsurprisignly, there was a bit of controversy surrounding it.

Grizzlies head coach Taylor Jenkins mentioned after the game that he thought “there was a lot of contact” on the play on the part of the Warriors star. The NBA's Last Two Minute report has now officially been released, and the league has deemed the referee's decision as a “correct no call.”

Naturally, Green just had to clap back on Twitter:

The outspoken Warriors talisman needed just one emoji to express how he feels about all this. Clearly, he didn't appreciate the jab from Jenkins and has now responded in typical Draymond Green fashion.

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Here is a look at the play in question:

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Game 5 is scheduled for Wednesday night as the series shifts back to Memphis. Green and the Warriors are now in a prime position to book their spot in the Western Conference Finals. A win in Game 5 sees them take a step closer to the title, while also putting an end to the Grizzlies' season.