After winning an on-court battle against active NBA stars, the fighters work on off-court swings on analysts who belittle them. Draymond Green has always voiced his opinions and used various media to separate the haters. He’s made himself the face of “new media” ever since he started the podcast The Draymond Green Show, which is hardly a weekly affair for him, and has now become a powerful platform for connecting with fans. He hosted the show after almost every game in recent seasons and now that season is over, he is using it more regularly. Interestingly, there’s no match going on, so Green uses the Podcast to give some ear to the skeptics.
Draymond blamed analysts for their warm approach, asked them to stand behind their views, and even made fun of some analysts for their “poor knowledge” of the game. The former Michigan State star is untouched and doesn’t show any analyst the right amount of respect.
Draymond Green takes New Media more seriously than ever before
The Draymond Green Show is a multi-purpose podcast that provides one of the NBA’s most charismatic and often polarizing players, Draymond, a platform to talk about what interests him most. Despite restarting the show in November 2021, it quickly became a fan favorite for a variety of reasons. Its main purpose was to review the game for fans and give them a better understanding of the same.
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In the last issue of the show, four-time NBA champion When it came to what he was saying on TV, Skip Bayless began calling out Kendrick Perkins, Nick Wright, Bill Simmons, Brian Windhorst, and Cedric Maxwell for their lack of integrity.
According to Green, any analyst should be impartial when working on the game, rather than focusing only on the parts that people care about the least, which will start the drama. He’s been using Bayless for the better part of the last decade trolling LeBron James. An example of how the “old media” wants to demolish athletes.
this Warriors defender award winner He says he wouldn’t want to go on TV to discuss basketball with Bayless because he knew it wouldn’t be a serious conversation. He also said that Bayless won’t be appearing on The Draymond Green Show because he’s not a high-caliber guest like the people he’s featured on his podcast before.
Green continued by going to Perkins when talking about Kendrick Perkins as he imitated the Bayless style rather than being a “real” analyst like JJ Redick. Perkins recently said on Redick’s podcast that he once prayed for King James to tear his ACL, while also admitting that many of his hot shots were provided to him by the ESPN producers.
Green tells Perkins that as a former player he should take the time to analyze the game like Redick and CJ McCollum rather than clickbait. Very recently, the Celtics big man even called him “The Clown” for the comments and analysis he made on the shows.
While Green was pushing LeBron as high as he could, he added Nick Wright to the roster for crushing the Warriors countless times. Nick Wright is a friend of The Volume Sports creator Colin Cowherd, who has been left off Draymond’s list of analysts. But then Draymond showed some respect for Colin’s views and opinions in the past.
As far as Draymond Green is concerned, he wants the “old media” to stop taking sides and instead analyze the game as objectively as possible, which is a fair request on his part.
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Anthony Davis remains untouched, even as the Lakers take on Kyrie Irving alongside LeBron James in their quest for a ridiculously insane trio for the 2022-23 season.
