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Draymond Green did something no NBA player has ever done before. He recorded the first triple-double in league history while scoring fewer than 10 points.

Green's final stat line: 4 points, 12 rebounds, 10 assists, 10 steals.

The Warriors, who defeated the Grizzlies 122-107 on Friday night, were an incredible plus-26 when Green was on the court.

"It didn't feel like an unusual game, because I don't score every night," Green told NBATV. "I didn't even know I had that many steals. When I finished the halftime interview, they told me I had 7 steals. But I don't really keep track of those things. I just try to play the game and, you know, one thing about Memphis is they don't have the stats [at the top of the arena] where you can see. So I had no idea anyway."

There's a reason Green is an NBA All-Star. He can beat teams with his versatility on both sides of the floor and impact the game in every area. The Warriors' win over the Grizzlies is a perfect example of just that. He led the team in assists, steals and rebounding as the Warriors improved to a perfect 18-0 in the regular season when Green gets a triple-double.

He only took six shots and didn't get to the free-throw line, but six more points would have vaulted him to quadruple-double status, something only Hakeem Olajuwon and David Robinson accomplished as professionals, according to Basketball Reference.