Monday night's game against the Washington Wizards was a very emotional one for the Golden State Warriors. Draymond Green returned to action with Klay Thompson and Stephen Curry for the first time in 1005 days.

Once Green stepped on the floor, magic started to happen for the entire team. The ball was moving around, and the offense was flourishing.

“I thought it was beautiful,” Green told ClutchPoints. “That's kind of been brewing. I think in the last game against Milwaukee, the ball movement was beautiful.”

The Warriors beat the Milwaukee Bucks 122-109 last Saturday as well. Thompson had 38 points and Jordan Poole scored 30 in the win.

“We had a couple of those plays where it was too good, and then we got a shit shot up because everybody's just moving the ball… The reality is if that's your turnovers coming because you over passing, you can find that balance, and I think we're starting to find that balance, and it's beautiful,” Green added.

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The Dubs took down the Wizards 126-112 and extended their winning streak to four games. Curry scored a game-high 47 points while Thompson and Poole added 20 each. Nobody forced shots, and you can see the game unfold for everyone.

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If the Warriors are healthy, they are one of the most dangerous teams in the NBA. Now that Draymond Green and James Wiseman are working themselves back into shape, they are as close to full strength as they've been all season.

The team believes they have everything they need to win another championship. These last few games of the season will be the final test to see if the Warriors are dreaming or if they have what it takes to win it all.