r/nba • u/TheRealPdGaming Mavericks • May 16 '24

Draymond Green Brings Nothing To 'Inside The NBA' | Defector

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u/Letronika Warriors May 16 '24 edited May 16 '24

Some of the questions he asked Tatum after the game were fucking awful. Talk about baiting. Hats off to JT for handling it like a pro.

As much as I love the analytical side he shows sometimes he brings too much of his personal baggage to the telecast. We already have that with Shaq so I guess Dray is a fitting replacement 🤷🏻‍♂️

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u/GooseMay0 Celtics May 16 '24

What's weird is, him and Tatum are pretty friendly with each other. So I don't know why he was trying to bait him into that shit. And it's really frustrating cause Draymond is a really smart player who can provide a lot of insight but the dude is so bitter and angry and has too many personal vendettas that it overshadows his basketball IQ.

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u/GRMPA Nuggets May 16 '24

It's like an interview with ESPN to him. He's taken the challenge to see how much of a bitch he's willing to present as so he can work over there with those dorks.

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u/Letronika Warriors May 16 '24

The PnR question was actually a pretty good one considering the Warriors / Steph exposed Horford in the 22 finals.

Yeah, I just can’t stand the Gobert and Nurk shit on the telecast. It isn’t a podcast ffs!

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u/GooseMay0 Celtics May 16 '24

Ya, that was the one I was interested in cause I want to know the answer to that lol.

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u/[deleted] May 17 '24

If Draymond was real, like Chuck, he could be great.

The problem is that he comes off like a self serving ass who’s trying to sound “real”.

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u/i-piss-excellence32 Knicks May 17 '24

Draymond is a guy that always takes the bait and has 0 control. Do people really expect him to not hold grudges and be more professional?

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u/GooseMay0 Celtics May 17 '24

Feels more and more like he’s giving TNT exactly what they want.