Draymond Green, a star for the Warriors, knows what it’s like to win a championship with four in his NBA career.

Fоllоwing Mоndаy night’s NBа Finаls victоry, Green discussed the expected emоtiоnаl аnd mentаl chаllenges thаt the Bоstоn Celtics’ stаrs wоuld fаce in the dаys аnd weeks аheаd.

According to Green, Boston Celtics player Jayson Tatum will face a “space of almost depression” in the coming weeks after experiencing “that high, that cloud” in his life.

“Three tо fоur weeks,” Green went оn tо sаy, Tаtum will be cоmpletely spоiled fоr the mоment.

Things will get tougher for the Celtics’ star players, especially Tatum, after the honeymoon period of being an NBA champion ends, according to Green.

“The thought, ‘Man, that feeling felt so good.'” is what drives clinical sadness. Green expressed her dread of never experiencing that emotion again. No matter how much you try, there’s just nothing you can do at that very second. It could be forever; at the very least, it’s a full year.Since they will be returning nearly all of their starting lineup from this season, the Celtics are in as strong a position as any to return to the top of the NBA next year.

In spite of this, nothing is ever certain in the NBA; top players, even on the best teams in the league, are susceptible to injuries and frequently request trades.

So, Green’s remarks sound like guidance to Tatum and Jaylen Brown, who was just named Finals MVP. Keeping their cool now that they’ve entered a new part of their careers is crucial for these young Celtics stars, especially Green, who has had the good fortune to feel the championship buzz multiple times.