In Houston Rockets guard Jalen Green's fourth NBA regular season, the former No. 2 draft pick played like the franchise player the team hoped he would become. Seven postseason games called it into question.

Jalen Green's sky-high ceiling was on full display at times during the Houston Rockets' first-round loss to the Golden State Warriors. But so was his inconsistency.

We made it a focal point to try to take him out of this series,” Draymond Green says. “We know what they are capable of when he is scoring.”