The Draymond Green Show

Draymond opens by discussing the Warriors 8-game winning streak, what game truly kicked off the run for them, Yaxel's comparison to the Bad Boys Pistons, Jimmy Butler getting closer to a return and Jordan Poole's return comments. Then, he goes around the NBA and reacts to Doc Rivers and Doug Christie taking shots at Giannis, Nikola Jokic's comments about the low post disappearing from the NBA, the Lakers and Darius Acuff hype, and much more.

Draymond kicks off the show by discussing the Warriors 5-game winning streak following their 0-3 start, how impressive Steph Curry and Yaxel Lendeborg have been for them, gives the full story on his ejection in their game against the Suns, and responds to Dillon Brooks, Stephen A Smith, and Kendrick Perkins' comments on him. Then, he goes around the NBA and reacts to the injury epidemic to start the season, how Anthony Edwards injury will impact his future Timberwolves contract, Russell Westbrook's Thunder jersey retirement, and much more.

Draymond kicks off the show by discussing the Thunder losing Jalen Williams and Cason Wallace potentially for the season and WNBA Finals Game 6 being played at 12:30p in the afternoon due to scheduling conflicts with the Hawks. Then, he welcomes on one of the biggest content creators on YouTube, Jesser, to discuss his journey in content creation, working with NBA players like Jaren Jackson Jr, his adivce to NBA players and fans trying to dive into the content space, and much more.

Draymond kicks off the show by discussing the Warriors rough 0-3 start to the season, how impressed he was by Cameron Boozer after playing against him, and how he'll approach playing back-to-back's this season. Then, he goes around the NBA and reacts to the latest chapter of the Jaylen Brown/Jayson Tatum beef, Amen Thompson's insane clutch block on Wemby, Nikola Jokic's comments about the Nuggets booing fans, the Heat's slow start, and much more.

Draymond kicks off the show by discussing the Warriors season opening loss to the Lakers, the Yaxel Lendeborg and Luka Doncic feud and Kristaps Porzingis's health. Then, he goes around the NBA and reacts to the biggest overreactions to season openers including Ty Jerome becoming the front runner for Most Improved Player, Anthony Edwards cementing himself as the leader in the MVP race, Paul George's resurgence, the Sixers beating the Knicks, and much more.