Draymond Green, who recently inked a new 4-year, $100 million deal to stay with the Golden State Warriors, is one of the best players in the NBA.
He’s also one of the best interviews in the league, as he always finds a unique way to share his thoughts on whatever is on his mind, or whatever it is reporters want to learn from him.
Green proved that again this week when he sat down with ESPN’s Rachel Nichols for a discussion about his new deal, the state of the Warriors, and how he heard of Kevin Durant’s decision to leave for the Nets.
He said of Durant’s decision:
“This is our lives. I’m not about to go to Kevin Durant and go ‘Hey kevin can I get my fiancee pregnant?’ But that’s my life. It’s my life. Am I supposed to come to you and a) let you know that’s what I want to do or b) ask you for permission? No. And so I found out when everybody else found out, which is exactly as it should be.”
You can watch that part of the interview here:
And the full interview here:
Never change, Draymond.
