Draymond Green was in his feelings over the 10-year anniversary of his Golden State Warriors triumvirate with Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson.

The Warriors defender recently told a story of how he was sitting together with Steph and Klay on the plane to Boston, and how despite being a decade into their relationships together, they still find enjoyment in each other's company.

“I couldn’t imagine sharing this journey with anyone else,” said Draymond. “We’ve always said, we’ve built this thing from the ground up… Our bond, it stretches far past what we’ve accomplished on the basketball court. Those bonds will last forever.

But Klay Thompson reacted in typical Klay fashion when asked about his Warriors co-star's moment of nostalgia. He saw the experience through a very different lens, and even provided some evidence as to why he's actually dodging Green nowadays.

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“Well, I don't know about that. I owe Draymond some money in dominoes. So I don't really want to see him too many times,” said Thompson in reaction to Draymond's story.

Given that there's quite a hefty bonus for winning an NBA championship, perhaps Game 6 Klay shows up to win the title, win that money, and pay Draymond Green what he's due. And of course, another Warriors championship ring couldn't hurt, either.