Draymond Green has certainly amassed a legacy worth remembering in the NBA. Green was a core member of one of the greatest teams in NBA history. He was a pivotal member of the Golden State Warriors squad that went to 5 consecutive NBA Finals and 3 NBA championships.
But it appears that Green is already planning for life after the NBA. Draymond Green recently signed with Turner Sports, the entity behind Inside The NBA on TNT. Green will make appearances on the show as and when his NBA schedule allows him to. Green will make a great addition to the Inside The NBA panel.
Obviously, Green will not be a full-time contributor from the get-go, as he is still an active player. He made an appearance on the show last night, something he was able to do because he is currently injured, and cannot take to the court to play for the Golden State Warriors.
Green served as part of the panel at times during the 2020 NBA bubble. Because of the Warriors’ poor record, they were not invited to the bubble, thus allowing Green to dip his feet in the analyst position, and try to see what he could bring to the table for Inside The NBA.
Green is one of the most intelligent players in the NBA, as his passing and his defensive prowess have shown. So his ability to break down aspects of the game will be very useful for the fans who tune in to the show and try to get a deeper understanding of the game.
Draymond has done quite a few things when it comes to the media, such as his own podcast, and doing certain interviews and videos with different platforms. Green has shown a lot of charisma, something that will be useful when he makes appearances on Inside The NBA.
