Speaker 1: The volume. The Draymond Green Show is presented by a
Speaker 1: fan duel sports book. There's no better place to bet
Speaker 1: the action than on FanDuel sports Book during the football season.
Speaker 1: It's easy to use, it's safe and secure, you get
Speaker 1: payouts and as fast as two hours. There's so many
Speaker 1: bet types. My favorite same game parlay bets. There's live betting,
Speaker 1: player props, futures. If you're new, just download the FanDuel
Speaker 1: sports Book app to get started. Now sign up. Please
Speaker 1: use the promode code column C O L I. An
Speaker 1: fan duel sports book makes it easy. What's up, everybody?
Speaker 1: Welcome back to The Draymond Green Show. We are recording
Speaker 1: this late on Monday, so really Tuesday morning. Uh. And
Speaker 1: obviously Dubbs won the game tonight to take a three
Speaker 1: to lead in the NBA Finals. Absolutely incredible night. Let's
Speaker 1: get straight into that. Doves walked away one o four
Speaker 1: to ninety four. Andrew Wigginess. That's we must start by
Speaker 1: talking about Andrew Wiggins, who had an absolutely incredible game.
Speaker 1: He had twenty six points and thirteen rebounds. I love
Speaker 1: the aggressiveness. What I what I love most about the
Speaker 1: six points is not that he had twenty six points
Speaker 1: is that he took twenty three shots, and that just
Speaker 1: shows the aggressiveness. It was exactly what we needed, especially
Speaker 1: uh with stef struggles, which we'll get into later. Um,
Speaker 1: but for Wiggs to play the way that he played.
Speaker 1: Thirteen rebounds again, you're talking a guy who before Game
Speaker 1: four his career high and rebounds for any game, and
Speaker 1: his career was eleven. And now he backs that up
Speaker 1: with sixteen rebounds in game four, and it comes right
Speaker 1: back with thirteen rebounds in game five. Amazing. Now Wiggs
Speaker 1: has been rebounding the entire playoffs, and he has been
Speaker 1: rebounding extremely well offensively, defensively. He's really showing and using
Speaker 1: the athleticism that we all have known that he's had forever.
Speaker 1: H I mean, he's shot right out of a cannon.
Speaker 1: But I think the thing that most people have to
Speaker 1: understand is and appreciate Boston is a very very, very
Speaker 1: very physical team, and to rebound against them, you have
Speaker 1: to take hits, you have to box out because they
Speaker 1: have guys that's athletic as well. You know, one thing
Speaker 1: coaches always preach, especially when you're playing a team that's
Speaker 1: as athletic or more athletic than you. One thing coaches
Speaker 1: always preaches, you're not going to win a jumping contest.
Speaker 1: You're not just going to outjump people. You have to
Speaker 1: box out. You have to get in position for rebounding.
Speaker 1: And that's what's been absolutely incredible to me is a
Speaker 1: lot of times in these games were small, so you
Speaker 1: know he's in there amongst the trees, boxing out getting rebounds.
Speaker 1: Another important thing about rebounding this is containing dribble penetration
Speaker 1: because if you can if you can contain dribble penetration,
Speaker 1: it allows your defensive shell to stay set. And if
Speaker 1: your defensive shell can stay set, then you have a
Speaker 1: better opportunity at rebounding the basketball because you have inside positioning.
Speaker 1: And so that is a very important thing when it
Speaker 1: comes to rebound which is why you always hear people
Speaker 1: say the game is tied together. Tied together on the
Speaker 1: offensive end uh the defensive end. You can play as
Speaker 1: great a defense as you want if you don't come
Speaker 1: to the possession does not end until you secure the rebound.
Speaker 1: And that has been a key for us in this
Speaker 1: entire playoffs. Obviously a key in this series, but all
Speaker 1: playoffs long. That's been a key for us, and I
Speaker 1: think the thing that I love about the most is
Speaker 1: guys are really stepping up to the challenge and rebounding,
Speaker 1: because that was kind of a knack on us. You know,
Speaker 1: the knack was that that team can rebound or two small, X,
Speaker 1: Y and Z, and it's actually been one of our
Speaker 1: biggest strengths in the playoffs, so extremely important. Robert Williams
Speaker 1: has been incredible on the glass all series and it's
Speaker 1: you know, I think he had a few of them tonight.
Speaker 1: But we're we've been doing a great job rebound the basketball,
Speaker 1: and in order for us to close this series out
Speaker 1: is going to be even tougher to rebound the basketball.
Speaker 1: So we have to make sure we stay locked in
Speaker 1: on our details. Make sure you're hitting bodies, boxing out,
Speaker 1: not just trying to out jump people, because that is
Speaker 1: a big key for us rebounding. Now. On top of
Speaker 1: wigs Um playing the game or having a game that
Speaker 1: he had offensively, his defense was absolutely incredible as well.
Speaker 1: Uh taking on the responsibility of Garden Jayson Tatum is
Speaker 1: not an easy task for anyone as he is a
Speaker 1: young superstar in this league. As he is a guy
Speaker 1: who I told y'all before at USA, it was Kevin's team.
Speaker 1: We all knew, we all, no no problem, Like that's
Speaker 1: what it is, Kevin two. And you can see Kevin
Speaker 1: Connor do it, ushering JT into it being his team.
Speaker 1: It's like when we needed a bucket. You know, Kay
Speaker 1: was doing his thing, but when we needed a bucket,
Speaker 1: all right, now go to j T. J T, go
Speaker 1: get us a bucket. And so that is the guy
Speaker 1: that I had the opportunity to spent a summer with,
Speaker 1: had the opportunity to win a gold medal with, and
Speaker 1: watch what he's capable of, and he is absolutely amazing.
Speaker 1: And so for Wigs to do the job that he's
Speaker 1: been doing defensively is just a true testament to his
Speaker 1: will and his want to be great on the defensive
Speaker 1: end as he's been all playoff long. Because like I said,
Speaker 1: the I mean, especially when you start talking about like
Speaker 1: like JT is a legit six teen. The only player
Speaker 1: that you can even come remotely close to comparing him
Speaker 1: too in this league is is Kevin Durant. And we
Speaker 1: all know how I feel about Kevin Durant and what
Speaker 1: I think, uh, what I think about him on the
Speaker 1: offensive end. One of the greatest scores we've ever seen.
Speaker 1: Now Jayson Tatum is like a young version of that.
Speaker 1: Obviously don't have all the experience that Kevin has. Kevin's
Speaker 1: and what is fifteenth or sixteen the Jts in this field,
Speaker 1: and so you'll continue to see that grow. But nonetheless
Speaker 1: who he is right now is absolutely amazing. And to
Speaker 1: see Wiggs doing the job that he's doing defensively has
Speaker 1: been a key, key, key piece of this game of
Speaker 1: this series for us, and it was definitely huge tonight. Uh, Steph,
Speaker 1: as I handed that earlier struggle shooting the ball, has
Speaker 1: sixteen points on seven for twenty two from the field
Speaker 1: over nine from three a streak breaker. By the way,
Speaker 1: Steph had made one three and two hundred and twenty
Speaker 1: three games. I'm not mistaken. I think it's two hundred
Speaker 1: twenty three games. Could be more. That he had made
Speaker 1: a three in in in his playoff career and he
Speaker 1: didn't make one tonight. For most people Jackson, by the way,
Speaker 1: what I noticed y'all is as as I've told y'all before, Jackson,
Speaker 1: and so if you Jackson is a big Boston Celtics
Speaker 1: fan as we all know, UM and Jackson just be
Speaker 1: watching my microphone do this, and I feel like it's
Speaker 1: because playing the Celtics, because if we weren't planning the Celtics,
Speaker 1: he would tell me that my microphone is like this
Speaker 1: and that I can fix my boom. I think this
Speaker 1: is a boom. Yeah, I can fix my boom, but
Speaker 1: Jackson doesn't tell me because we're in this heat of
Speaker 1: battle with the Celtics, and although, um, we continue to
Speaker 1: produce this great podcast for y'all, Uh, it's really like
Speaker 1: between me and Jackson right now, but we we we
Speaker 1: we continue to put that to the side and try
Speaker 1: to try to bring our fans what they want, which
Speaker 1: is the pot after the game. So we're here. But
Speaker 1: so if you see me continue to keep I told myself,
Speaker 1: I'm gonna keep looking at this screen and I'm gonna
Speaker 1: check and see when this is messed up, because I'd
Speaker 1: be going back and watch the pot and they'd be
Speaker 1: messed up like seven minutes, and I'm like this, dude,
Speaker 1: ain't say nothing to me. So if you see me
Speaker 1: keep picking with it, just know I'm on it and
Speaker 1: I'm locked in back to stuff. First playoff game ever
Speaker 1: not making a three? What does that say to me? Hey,
Speaker 1: the Boston Celtics defense did a good job. I think
Speaker 1: he missed something that he would make for sure, but
Speaker 1: they did a good job. You have to get our
Speaker 1: defense credit. We we know their defenses is as advertised.
Speaker 1: But what that says to me is game six, I
Speaker 1: feel like he's just got to be due for an
Speaker 1: explosion because he didn't make a shot tonight, And like,
Speaker 1: when does Steph Curry not make a shot? And I've
Speaker 1: seen Steph not make many shots before and I know
Speaker 1: how he responds to that. So to see him not
Speaker 1: make a shot, I know the response that I'm expecting
Speaker 1: to him not making a three. Let me back that
Speaker 1: up a three. But nonetheless, I was still extremely important
Speaker 1: to the game. Obvious see our offense stop and go
Speaker 1: with Steph Curry. The gravity that he pulls um to
Speaker 1: allow other people lanes, to allow other people open shots. Uh,
Speaker 1: there's not been a player in NBA history that pulls
Speaker 1: more gravity on the offensive end, and Steph Curry and
Speaker 1: so impact was obviously still felt was very good on
Speaker 1: the defensive end, very aggressive on the defensive end. And
Speaker 1: then it was obviously just Steph Curry. No, he didn't
Speaker 1: hit the three, but still control the entire pace of
Speaker 1: the game for us, controlled the flow, got us into
Speaker 1: the things that we needed to get into to make
Speaker 1: his impact felt even though he wasn't hitting shots. Um,
Speaker 1: obviously I filed out of the game. I think I
Speaker 1: filed out with eight eight and seven or something like that.
Speaker 1: I felt a lot more like myself today. Came out
Speaker 1: the gate really aggressive on the offensive end, which was
Speaker 1: great for me to just kind of feel, you know,
Speaker 1: see the ball go through the net a couple of times,
Speaker 1: number one, but also apply pressure to their defense. I
Speaker 1: think that's very important that I apply pressure to their
Speaker 1: defense and not allowed them to just play in gaps
Speaker 1: and all of those things. Uh. And and I thought
Speaker 1: I was able to come out and and do that
Speaker 1: tonight was apply pressure. But more importantly than applying pressure
Speaker 1: to their defense. Um, it was just the mindset, you know, uh,
Speaker 1: the force. And I think with the exception of maybe
Speaker 1: the first couple of minutes or the third quarter, we
Speaker 1: played with that force the entire night. And I thought
Speaker 1: that was huge. Now, yes, they continued to go on
Speaker 1: and run there in the third quarter. Um, the Boston
Speaker 1: Celtics went eight for nine from three in that third
Speaker 1: quarter and although I think what what happened was there
Speaker 1: they found their rhythm those first couple of minutes, they
Speaker 1: brought it to us. They picked up, they caused a
Speaker 1: couple of turnovers, they got out in transition, They hit
Speaker 1: a couple of buckets. Jaylen Brown got to the free
Speaker 1: throw line twice, went fourth and fourth from the line
Speaker 1: and start to have and then that kind of got
Speaker 1: them going. Then you had a uh, you had a
Speaker 1: Jason Tatum three, you had an our horror for three,
Speaker 1: you had a markets Smart three, and they really got
Speaker 1: it going. And you know, kudos to our guys for
Speaker 1: staying of course, not getting rattled and just stand there
Speaker 1: understanding that they're a great team, they're gonna make a
Speaker 1: run and we we have to respond, and we did,
Speaker 1: which was absolutely incredible. But I think for for for
Speaker 1: them to go eight for nine and the third quarter
Speaker 1: from three play as well as they did, and then
Speaker 1: Jordan's Pool hits another almost half court shot, I thought
Speaker 1: that was that was a huge momentum swing for us,
Speaker 1: because for them to have the quarter that they had
Speaker 1: and then to go into the fourth quarter down all
Speaker 1: those by one point, it's just the psyche like what
Speaker 1: it does to your mental and so we're going in,
Speaker 1: we're going in to the fourth quarter and we're going
Speaker 1: into our huddle and we're like, yo, they played a
Speaker 1: great quarter, but we're a haad one, whereas they're like, yo,
Speaker 1: we played in an absolutely incredible quarter. Keep it going,
Speaker 1: but you look up and you're losing. And like I said,
Speaker 1: although it's only one point, it's the psyche. And so
Speaker 1: I thought that was absolutely huge for us, absolutely huge.
Speaker 1: And JP had a very good game off the bench.
Speaker 1: Gary Payton had an absolute JP had fourteen points off
Speaker 1: the bench. Gary Payton had fifteen points off the bench.
Speaker 1: Was absolutely incredible on both ends of the floor. He
Speaker 1: was cutting back door, uh got a few deflections for
Speaker 1: offensive rebounds, and then he was obviously Gary on the
Speaker 1: defensive end. And so it was great to see him
Speaker 1: have the type of game that he had. Um, you know,
Speaker 1: I thought game too when when he first got back
Speaker 1: he had an absolutely incredible game. And then you you know,
Speaker 1: when you first get back that first game, your your
Speaker 1: emotions are like they're through the roof and you can
Speaker 1: feed off of that. Then you came that second game back,
Speaker 1: you're you're not quite feeding off the emotion, and then
Speaker 1: you have to kind of just play to your conditioning
Speaker 1: level and all of that, and I think this extra
Speaker 1: week has helped him, has helped his condition level in
Speaker 1: a very important way to allow him to have the
Speaker 1: game that he had tonight, because it wasn't emotion Like
Speaker 1: those emotions from returning from injury are gone and so
Speaker 1: now you just have to play. And I thought he
Speaker 1: did that tonight and it was absolutely incredible is what
Speaker 1: we needed. Those fifteen points were huge, and so that
Speaker 1: was great to get that type of production from our
Speaker 1: guys off the bench. Killer Clay Thompson five for eleven
Speaker 1: from three twenty one points, a couple of st else,
Speaker 1: incredible defense. Um. I think I think there was one
Speaker 1: point in the game where we're running back and forth
Speaker 1: down the floor and like Clay's mouth is literally just
Speaker 1: dripping blood. Now most people would go to the official like, yo,
Speaker 1: like can I get this. Dude's just running back and forth,
Speaker 1: back and forth, back and forth, back and forth, and
Speaker 1: his mouth is like literally you can't see his bottom
Speaker 1: lip at the whole lip was like filled with like
Speaker 1: covered in blood and and timpal Clay flat, timbal Clay fashion.
Speaker 1: I don't think he thought anything of it. He probably
Speaker 1: thought that's how he was supposed to be running a
Speaker 1: brown out there looking on and Clay, but just another
Speaker 1: testament to who Clay Thompson is. He shows up in
Speaker 1: big moments, he backs down from no challenge, and we
Speaker 1: needed we needed it because again Clay Steph was obviously
Speaker 1: from three, and Clay he carried us. I think also
Speaker 1: I thought another thing that was huge was Clay Clay Thompson,
Speaker 1: the way the force that he came out the gate
Speaker 1: where he had five points, like deep into the second quarter,
Speaker 1: and it had to be the loudest five points I've
Speaker 1: ever seen. I looked up one point like this, dude,
Speaker 1: ain't got five points. They were so loud, just because
Speaker 1: the aggression and force that he came out playing with
Speaker 1: from the gate, and it was absolutely huge. He goes
Speaker 1: five for eleven from three. He's actually the only person
Speaker 1: in our starting in our starting lineup to hit the
Speaker 1: three tonight, and so we really need him shoot like that.
Speaker 1: Obviously the Celtics didn't shoot it grade either, but to
Speaker 1: go nine from forty from three and still win the
Speaker 1: way we did, that's that's very very very uplifting. That's
Speaker 1: something that you you know you can grab onto and
Speaker 1: going on the road and understanding, like man, we couldn't
Speaker 1: hit a shot, you make a few more of those
Speaker 1: which we normally do, and I think we will and
Speaker 1: you put yourself in position, uh to to come on
Speaker 1: with the championship, which we're one game away, and it
Speaker 1: is going to be the absolute toughest game that you
Speaker 1: can imagine going into Boston Number one, that place is
Speaker 1: going to be absolutely insane. But then you're trying to
Speaker 1: close the team out on the road. Closing the team
Speaker 1: out in general is tough, extremely tough. Closing the team
Speaker 1: out on the road is It's like a whole another monster.
Speaker 1: Now in saying that, there's no better feeling than closing
Speaker 1: the team out on the road, but it's hard to do.
Speaker 1: I think we're capable. We've done it before, have no
Speaker 1: doubt in my mind that we can do it again.
Speaker 1: But we have to go in there with with an
Speaker 1: even better mentality than we did tonight if we're to
Speaker 1: secure this win, and it has to start on the
Speaker 1: defensive end. I think tonight our defense was absolutely incredible.
Speaker 1: We were able to cost eighteen turnovers on the flip side,
Speaker 1: we were able to take care of the ball and
Speaker 1: only having seven turnovers, And I think that was a huge, huge,
Speaker 1: huge part of the game for us because shots already
Speaker 1: weren't falling, and so now you couple out with turnovers
Speaker 1: and it's a totally different story. So I thought that
Speaker 1: was huge for us to take care of the ball
Speaker 1: h the way we did um and ultimately helped us
Speaker 1: walk away with the wind. But as I said, we
Speaker 1: shot from the three. You need to bump that like
Speaker 1: another going into Boston so we can close this thing out.
Speaker 1: But I'll tell you what it's. It's it's a it's
Speaker 1: a very exciting feeling knowing that you're one game away
Speaker 1: from the ultimate uh Hilarry O'Brien trophy. It is the
Speaker 1: most nerve racking feeling knowing that you're one game away
Speaker 1: from Hilarry o Ryan trophy. So for us, it's important
Speaker 1: that we show up to the plane them are already
Speaker 1: to go. Not get the Boston chill out. You show
Speaker 1: up to that plane, them are already to go. Because
Speaker 1: that's how hard it's going to be, and you're gonna
Speaker 1: feel that energy immediately stepping into the city of Boston.
Speaker 1: It's not like you step into the ring, and you
Speaker 1: feel that you're gonna feel that energy immediately stepping in.
Speaker 1: So I think it's important that we bring our hard
Speaker 1: hats to the plane ready to go because we're one
Speaker 1: game away and it's going to be the toughest one yet.
Speaker 1: As you know, it is one. Like I said before,
Speaker 1: it is one forty seven in the morning. Now I
Speaker 1: still need to pack. I did eat already this time though,
Speaker 1: but I still need to pack. But before we get
Speaker 1: out of here, as you know, we're gonna take a
Speaker 1: couple of male bad questions. Jackson, you got some for us? Yep.
Speaker 1: First one is gonna be for me. Actually, you just
Speaker 1: said that there's no greater feeling than closing a team
Speaker 1: out on the road. You've obviously won a lot of
Speaker 1: playoffs series you clow teams out on the road at
Speaker 1: Jay Center and at Oracle. Do you actually do you
Speaker 1: prefer closing a team out on the road or you
Speaker 1: prefer doing in front of the home fans. I've done both,
Speaker 1: and the reality is that they both give you two
Speaker 1: different feelings. Going on the road and closing the team out.
Speaker 1: In the silence that you hear in an opposing crowd,
Speaker 1: it's insane. Feeling because you feel like you just conquered them.
Speaker 1: And so that's great having an opportunity to close the
Speaker 1: team out when you're at home and sharing that moment
Speaker 1: with your fan base. I mean, that's like it's glorious,
Speaker 1: Like I mean, you just feel it like it's absolutely incredible.
Speaker 1: And and so I to say one is better than
Speaker 1: the other one is like, yeah, you can have your preference,
Speaker 1: but they're both absolutely incredible, but they give you different feelings.
Speaker 1: You know, ultimately, yes, you won a championship, but the
Speaker 1: feeling that that that the two of them give to
Speaker 1: you are two totally different feelings and for different reasons.
Speaker 1: Great answer from s At Sultan, Yeah, what are some
Speaker 1: things you do in between games to help you mentally?
Speaker 1: I try to Um. You know, that's different in the
Speaker 1: playoffs than it is a regular season because in between
Speaker 1: UM games during the regular season, like, yeah, I think
Speaker 1: our season is nine months long. So in between games
Speaker 1: during the regular season, you're just going on about your life,
Speaker 1: like you're living your life. Whatever you do, family, UM, golf,
Speaker 1: video game, whatever it is that you do, podcast, like,
Speaker 1: whatever it is that you do. You're just continuing on
Speaker 1: with your life in the playoffs. At least for me,
Speaker 1: everything is centered around how can I be my absolute
Speaker 1: best for this next game we got coming up. So
Speaker 1: that's massagist, that's stretches, that's acupuncture, that's ice, and that's sauna,
Speaker 1: that's eating, Like you're trying to do everything that you
Speaker 1: can in between those games, and so watching film and
Speaker 1: so I don't. For me, it's not really much that
Speaker 1: I do in between games to help me mentally other
Speaker 1: than see my wife and see my kids, because that's
Speaker 1: always going to bring you to a place of saneness,
Speaker 1: that's always going to bring you to a place of calmness.
Speaker 1: That's all always gonna bring you to a place of vulnerability,
Speaker 1: you know, And and so for me it's that. But
Speaker 1: even in saying that, like you're not always trying to
Speaker 1: be around your family during the playoffs either, because there
Speaker 1: is a certain mental space, there is a certain edge
Speaker 1: that you need to keep, Like it's hard to just
Speaker 1: be letting that thing go and then rediscovered it, so
Speaker 1: you also want to keep that as So trying to
Speaker 1: find that balance is absolutely important and and ultimately as
Speaker 1: a father and a husband, you have to do it
Speaker 1: um but you still try to stay as close to
Speaker 1: you can as close as you can to that just
Speaker 1: that level of insanity for lack of a better term.
Speaker 1: If you will last one and reminder to submit your
Speaker 1: questions on Twitter at hashtag v Draymond Green Show. I
Speaker 1: thought this one was particularly interesting for Tonite because of
Speaker 1: how emphatic you were to challenge your sixthval call so
Speaker 1: from Biscuit at Biscuit Underscore eleven. How has your relationship
Speaker 1: with Steve Kerr developed over the years. I think we
Speaker 1: just understand each other. We understand that we have a
Speaker 1: very similar fire. Um, he knows how how to press
Speaker 1: my buttons. He know when I need to be pulled
Speaker 1: aside and talk to I know when I need to
Speaker 1: pull him aside and talk to him. Uh. I think
Speaker 1: I think the way our relationship is has changed over
Speaker 1: the years or developed over the years, if you will
Speaker 1: is there's just there's just a huge sense of trust,
Speaker 1: there's a there's a great understanding of each other and
Speaker 1: and we rely on each other, like I really rely
Speaker 1: on him to show me things, to teach me things,
Speaker 1: to coach me up, to show me things and film too,
Speaker 1: but but more importantly to lead this team from a
Speaker 1: coaching standpoint, and he relies on me to lead this
Speaker 1: team from a player's standpoint. He relies on me to
Speaker 1: give him feedback from things that I see on the court, um,
Speaker 1: you know, to give him some feedback on where I
Speaker 1: think we should go next. It's just a trust that
Speaker 1: we have amongst each other that's just grown and grown
Speaker 1: and grown. And we've been together for eight years now.
Speaker 1: We've on some incredible things together, But that trust wasn't
Speaker 1: always there. Like trust, trust is something that is built
Speaker 1: over time, and it's not something that once you gain it,
Speaker 1: you keep it. It's something that you're working on constantly,
Speaker 1: day in and day out. And I think with my
Speaker 1: the more that I've matured, the better understanding and relationship
Speaker 1: that we have, and it's absolutely incredible now. But I
Speaker 1: can't say it was always that way. Um, we were
Speaker 1: we were growing and relationships take time to grow. And
Speaker 1: I think when you meet someone, when you meet someone
Speaker 1: that is just like you, those usually take a little
Speaker 1: more time to grow than someone that's the opposite of you.
Speaker 1: Because opposite the opposite a track, and so when you
Speaker 1: meet someone that's the opposite, it's like Boom, Stephen Steve.
Speaker 1: Their total opposites click right away. Clay and stuff you
Speaker 1: click right away, total opposites. When you run into someone
Speaker 1: that's so much like yourself, it's not as easy to
Speaker 1: click with that until you get the understanding, like, man,
Speaker 1: I'm the same way, like I'm just like that, you
Speaker 1: understand it from a different place and then you view
Speaker 1: it differently and that it's a rap from this episode
Speaker 1: of The Draymond Green Show. Talk to you guys after
Speaker 1: game six and hopefully when I talk to you, I'll
Speaker 1: be a four time chance. That is the goal as
Speaker 1: the plan. Let's hope it all come together until next time.
Speaker 1: That's a rap piece.