Danny Green

Because mind you, the money is way.

The money.

That's what it is for most of them is the money.

Yeah.

You know, but Shaq, his era was better built for his type of game.

There's a bunch of guys.

that were tweeners that were probably not built for the time that they came out.

It was like, yo, in today's NBA, I could play because it's all perimeter oriented, all guard play.

And there's guys that were like, you weren't sure if they were a true two-man or three-man or three or four-man, like they were forward or small forward.

And that made a difference between them making a team and not being on a roster and had to play overseas.

So there's a bunch of guys that are looking like, damn, I was born in the wrong era.

For me, it's just like, I appreciated my time because I got a chance to see both

Parts of it.

I got to see, like, old school when I first got in early.

And then I see a transition.

And obviously people give a lot of credit to Steph and Golden State, but Houston was a big part of the three-point transition with James Harden and D'Antoni.

So for me, it was more so like...

damn, I wish I got an opportunity to play for certain coaches or play with certain people.

And that's not just in today's era, but even the era before me, during my time, like, damn, I see D'Antoni's system, man, they get up shots.

You know, Steve Kerr's system, you know, I would imagine what kind of player I would have been if I was featured.