​Finally, the game we've been hoping for between the Rockets and the Warriors.





It took till Game 4, but this one was pure NBA theatre. In the end, though, James Harden and ​Chris Paul powered Houston to a memorable victory. We've got a series now, as things are now tied at two games apiece.





As you know by now, Twitter is GOLD after games like these. And tonight, NBA fans across the globe brought their best to social media.

Draymond Green: People won't focus on James Harden's poster if you also get blocked by the rim pic.twitter.com/uufuYUK7nz — What the Sports (@realwtsports) May 23, 2018

​​Great ​thinking here by Draymond, though I don't think it's going to get him off the hook.

Deshaun Watson with the tweet of the night, no question. The Texans QB might be focused on the 2018 NFL season, but he's clearly on the Houston bandwagon.

I can only imagine how much money was lost in Vegas tonight. Seriously, how many millions of dollars were put on the Warriors? Houston proved us all wrong.

CP3 had some words for a fan  pic.twitter.com/VfoMQnLlOd — Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) May 23, 2018

Did he just say, 'bite me?' You know what, I think he did. Unreal.

All my boys that are Cleveland fans are so hyped the warriors aren’t up right now because the last thing they want to see is the warriors in the finals lol — IN THE LAB (@DevInTheLab) May 23, 2018

I think we all don't want to see the Warriors in the Finals. Get this super-team nonsense outta here.

The Warriors playing around the whole game chucking up shots vs. the Rockets closing it out pic.twitter.com/zvgvPQv5dP — What the Sports (@realwtsports) May 23, 2018

Yup, when things got serious, Houston was ready to ball out. The same can't be said for Golden State. ​​

You guys are getting way too quick with the photo edits. This is incredible work.

These tweets did NOT age well!

“@ThisIsDefinitelyNotKD: That’s what happens when you don’t give the ball to KD at the end. You get airballs and bricks. So don’t be mad when he joins Houston tonight.” pic.twitter.com/jtO0O5QDDm — NOTSportsCenter (@NOTSportsCenter) May 23, 2018

His next chapter? Kevin Durant signs with the Houston Rockets. You heard it here first.

Kevin Durant currently pic.twitter.com/Dk67zfeCq4 — Old Player Tweets (@OldPlayerTweets) May 23, 2018

What did I tell you? It's only a matter of time.





Game 4 between these two stacked teams was unforgettable. Can't wait to see what goes down for Game 5.