Draymond Green

You said, I thought I was too soft in that game. You changed everything after that. How do you maintain being good players, being good people, but still bringing enough hardness to the game while still playing clean?

Is this pre-injury Clay or post-injury? Has he changed his injury?

Is this pre-injury Clay or post-injury? Has he changed his injury?

Oh, wow.

Oh, wow.

Don't disrespect. You're like, don't get hurt, son. You're like, light-skinned guys are really something.

Don't disrespect. You're like, don't get hurt, son. You're like, light-skinned guys are really something.

Okay, you've got four championships. It feels like each championship has a story. The first time is, who is this team? What are they doing? Steve Kerr, this whole mix. I would argue that your team has almost reshaped basketball. The way teams play, the way you move the ball, where people shoot from, how you defend. All of that has changed because of Golden State. Absolutely.

Okay, you've got four championships. It feels like each championship has a story. The first time is, who is this team? What are they doing? Steve Kerr, this whole mix. I would argue that your team has almost reshaped basketball. The way teams play, the way you move the ball, where people shoot from, how you defend. All of that has changed because of Golden State. Absolutely.

When you look at your fourth championship, how do you motivate yourself to do even more now? Because most would go, I've won. What else do I have to push myself on?

When you look at your fourth championship, how do you motivate yourself to do even more now? Because most would go, I've won. What else do I have to push myself on?

It still happens. So you're going into another season. The team is looking good. The spirit, just in the city, like if you were in Oakland, you know, even around San Francisco, you can feel there's a pride in and around the team. I feel a change in you as well in that, you know, there were some moments where it felt like Draymond Green was angry.

It still happens. So you're going into another season. The team is looking good. The spirit, just in the city, like if you were in Oakland, you know, even around San Francisco, you can feel there's a pride in and around the team. I feel a change in you as well in that, you know, there were some moments where it felt like Draymond Green was angry.

You know, people weren't giving you the respect that you deserved. Now it seems like... You play with the anger, but you have a different swag to you as a person now. You laugh at people's doubts. You enjoy those moments. On your podcast, for instance, you put it all out there. What do you think changed in your life?

You know, people weren't giving you the respect that you deserved. Now it seems like... You play with the anger, but you have a different swag to you as a person now. You laugh at people's doubts. You enjoy those moments. On your podcast, for instance, you put it all out there. What do you think changed in your life?

I hear what you're saying. You weren't trying to be the villain. You were just trying to be somebody who's driven and it changes with your position of power. I hear you. Before I let you go, there's one thing I've always wanted to know about that element of the game with the players and the teams and the fans and all of that is you have this camaraderie. You guys have this drive.

I hear what you're saying. You weren't trying to be the villain. You were just trying to be somebody who's driven and it changes with your position of power. I hear you. Before I let you go, there's one thing I've always wanted to know about that element of the game with the players and the teams and the fans and all of that is you have this camaraderie. You guys have this drive.

You have this world that we don't know about as the fans. And when the fans are cussing you guys out from the sides, On the one hand, fans are there to throw you off your game. They wanna say whatever to get at you, and that's part of being there live. On the other hand, you're human beings, you have families, you know, you have emotions.

You have this world that we don't know about as the fans. And when the fans are cussing you guys out from the sides, On the one hand, fans are there to throw you off your game. They wanna say whatever to get at you, and that's part of being there live. On the other hand, you're human beings, you have families, you know, you have emotions.

How do you think we find that balance between what fans can say at a game and what you should or shouldn't respond to as an athlete?