Danny Green

We all have somebody that we're related to, that we know, that made a decision and you had to visit them.

Um, so we're connected in some, you know, some way, shape or form.

And I was always hooping, but I was able to go in.

I had tore my knee.

So I had time I was rehabbing and I wasn't doing much.

I wasn't practicing shit like that.

So they're like, yo, you should come check out the prison.

So the first time I went in was when I was, I had a knee, I didn't play.

So I had a knee injury and I was just there kicking with them.

And then from there I was like, yeah, no, this is dope, man.

And it meant a lot to them, but it also helped put things in.

It always kept me.

put things in perspective for me, you know, like it was a thing that I feel like every human being with the freedoms we have needs that, that humbling, you know, every couple of months you need to come back down to earth, just appreciate what you have.

So it's one of those things that it's not only beneficial to them, it's beneficial to me.

So I'm able to show them love, you know, give them hope and help make their time go by faster or easier, but also for them to teach me a lot of things and also, you know, share their stories.

But keep me in a humble space, man, and appreciate the freedoms that I have.

Yeah, more guys should do it, man.

More guys should do it.

Yeah, I think that'd be dope.

It gets physical in there, though.