Celtics vs. Mavs NBA Finals: Dallas 'Found Something,' Says Ex Coach to Draymond - Warriors Tracker

JUNE 17 MAVS CHANCE? The "Draymond Green Show'' is making news ... as the Dallas Mavs try to make history.

"I do think Dallas found some things that they might be able to take to the Garden,” said Lakers ex Derek Fisher on Green's show, reflecting on Game 4 of the NBA Finals.

The Mavericks blew out the Boston Celtics 122-84 in Game 4 to avoid elimination Friday night. And now?

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"Dallas for sure is a little more confident, and they feel like, 'Well, we're going to bring the force as well,'' said Fisher, looking forward the Mavericks trying to ride that wave of confidence into Game 5 on Monday night at Boston,

JUNE 16 KLAY NOTE In this day and age, one way an NBA player expresses disgruntlement with his employer - or even says "goodbye'' to his employer - is to take drastic action.

And yes, the Golden State Warriors may be the recipient of such a message from long-time star Klay Thompson, a key part of four championship wins ... who has apparently "unfollowed'' the Warriors on social media.

Yes. It's that drastic.

Thompson, slated to be a free agent, may have made his decision about staying. Or maybe he's gotten word about the team's decision to not chase him.

Either way ... or the team before free agency even begins.

SFGate's Gabe Lehman is first to report that Thompson has unfollowed the Warriors on social media while also deleting all Warriors-related content from his accounts.

To the uninitiated - or maybe anybody over the age of 30 - the "drastic'' action seems sort of childish. But seriously, this is the way it works, and is maybe a statement from Thompson.

The last offer we know of from the team was a year ago, and it was a low-ball try as Thompson turned down the Warriors' reported attempt to sign him to a two-year, $48 million deal.