Danny Green

he portrays that and it grabs the viewer's attention, you know, within the first seven seconds, you know, these little things that, you know, TV people know, you know, people behind the scenes know and guys that do media know.

And a lot of ballplayers know that they're not good in that space, but a lot of them try, which is that I applaud them.

It's great, man, to see guys venture out and try to have their own platforms and also try to do different things after playing.

But yes, not everybody can do it and not everybody thinks they can do it, but probably more people

More guys think they can do it.

Just like basketball players trying to be rappers or rappers trying to be hoopers.

You know what I'm saying?

So it goes hand in hand.

Yeah.

RJ is still a goofball man.

Even on set, behind camera, he makes it fun though.

But it's been impressive to see certain guys like them.

I didn't know he could do that.

I didn't know he had that.

Even guys you may not see on a national level.

Ryan Hollins is a guy that works for Houston Rockets.

He didn't have an extensive career, but he had a good career.

But you see him

you know even Tristan when he had a break came out and it's like yo I didn't know he could be so animated on TV but RJ's been great you know Jalen Rose has been great Jamal Crawford has been great like you guys get better speakers as they get older because they can't do as much physical so they have to be better communicators on the court you know I've seen Jamal you know

he'd be, he's a great offensive scorer.