Danny Green

And the biggest misconception of them, and I said, I don't know, Pat,

And Coach Williams, I know Coach Williams well, but Coach Williams and Pop, they just, people, especially the media with Pop, they just take him so seriously.

They think he's a mean guy when really he's like the total opposite.

Like he's a big, soft, he's a grandpa.

You know what I'm saying?

Like until he got on the court, now don't get me wrong, on that court, he's very extreme and intense.

But off the court, you know, he's teaching about life, you know, lessons around the world, third world countries.

enlighten you what's going on like trying to educate you but he cares he cares about your family and he's a comedian man it's hard not to like he's a part time everything he did to me was funny as hell I would laugh all the time also because like he's in his 70s and he's still you know he'll get out on the court and start messing with you start playing defense on you try to focus you bully you a little bit and you're like pop man get the hell out of here but he's funny he's funny as hell man and I think he likes to mess with the media and he likes him he wants him to think that he's serious so he's like

He plays that role.

Pretty much like he's the coaching version of Jack Nicholson.

You know how Jack Nicholson in his movies likes to fuck with people?

He's kind of like that and makes those dry jokes or those jokes that make you a little uneasy and uncomfortable.

But he was only playing around.

But he's great, man.

He's great.

No, I wasn't.

I heard about it, though.

I wasn't there that night.

And this is when the bottle broke, right?

It caught somebody in the eye.