In today’s episode, Sixteen-year NBA veteran and two-time champion Rajon Rondo joins the Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis to discuss the current Boston Celtics squad (6:45), how he developed his basketball IQ, and his experiences playing with Kevin Garnett & LeBron James (14:00).

Rondo also expresses his ambition to become a head coach in the NBA one day (33:00). He reflects on playing alongside a young Anthony Davis, DeMarcus Cousins, and Jrue Holiday on the New Orleans Pelicans (42:00).

Additionally, he shares his thoughts on why the NBA seems to be moving away from having veteran players on teams and his time with Doc Rivers and the Milwaukee Bucks (01:05:00).

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Welcome to another episode of SloaneKnows: NEXT, where Sloane speaks with the future NBA stars of tomorrow. Jerzy Robinson is the No.1 prospect in women’s high school basketball for the class of 2026, playing at Sierra Canyon, the same high school as Bronny James. Jerzy discusses signing with Klutch Sports Group for NIL representation, being a Lakers fan and meeting LeBron James. Jerzy reveals what she’s learned from watching Kobe Bryant and various stars in the WNBA, winning a gold medal with USA Basketball, plus much more. #Volume #Draymond

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In today’s episode of the Draymond Green Show featuring Baron Davis, the guys begin by discussing Dray's ejection during the Memphis Grizzlies vs. Golden State Warriors game and the reasons behind it (4:30). They also touch on how Grizzlies Head Coach Taylor Jenkins is being “SOFT” for expressing his emotions to the media and how this behavior sets a poor example for rookie big man Zach Edey (12:00). Baron and Dray recap the wild finish of the Los Angeles Clippers game, where Dray provides insight into why he chose not to take a wide-open 3-point shot in the corner (22:00). Additionally, they chat about the upcoming Cavs-Celtics game (54:00), share their first impressions of the Intuit Dome, and discuss James Harden's impact on revolutionizing the 3-point shot (48:00).

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Draymond Green reacts to Klay Thompson’s first game against the Golden State Warriors as a member of the Dallas Mavericks, Steph Curry's mindset going into the NBA In-Season Tournament game, and the key block that helped seal the NBA Cup game for the Warriors against Luka Doncic’s squad. Draymond and Baron reflect on the Warriors' strong 4-1 road trip and analyze Golden State’s games with the Boston Celtics and Cleveland Cavaliers. They also talk about what’s wrong with the Philadelphia 76ers, Jaylen Brown calling Giannis Antetokounmpo “a child” after the Milwaukee Bucks star’s fake handshake in their loss to the Boston Celtics, and which teams might need to hit the panic button as the NBA season progresses.

4:00 - Start

5:00 - Warriors win in Klay's return

23:00- NBA In-Season Tournament MATTERS

30:30 - Facing Grizzlies without Ja Morant

45:30 - Warriors' 4-1 road trip

01:02:45 - Cleveland Cavaliers are HOT

01:07:45 - Season over for 76ers & Embiid?

01:12:45 - Knicks need to panic?

01:18:30 - Jaylen Brown calls Giannis "a child"

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Welcome to another episode of SloaneKnows: NEXT, where Sloane speaks with the future NBA stars of tomorrow. Sloane is joined by Shawn Foster, a highly-rated high-school basketball player with offers from Cincinnati, Duquesne, among other schools. Sloane & Shawn discuss LeBron James, Shawn’s favorite non-Laker, Stephen Curry, AAU vs. high school basketball, why Anthony Edwards is the future face of the NBA, plus much more. #Volume #Draymond

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Golden State Warriors guard Moses Moody joins the Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis to discuss his first contract extension and the valuable experience of playing with Steph Curry (7:00). He reflects on his time at Montverde Academy with Cade Cunningham and the impact Draymond had on his defensive skills (43:00). Moses also shares the excitement of winning a championship in his rookie year, the NBA Draft process with Rich Paul, and his connection with Klay Thompson (34:00), highlighting the strong bonds he's formed early in his NBA career.

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It’s another solo edition of the Sloane Knows! Podcast, and Sloane provides her thoughts a few weeks into this NBA regular season. Sloane reacts to the Golden State Warriors getting off to a hot start, 76ers star Joel Embiid getting into it with a local columnist, Bronny James getting his first NBA bucket, and much more. #Volume #Draymond

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Houston Rockets guard and NBA champion Fred VanVleet joins the Draymond Green Show with Baron Davis to discuss various topics, including his thoughts on Drake and DeMar DeRozan's beef, Joel Embiid's altercation with a reporter, and the Houston Rockets' season so far (5:00).

He explains why he chose the Rockets over the Raptors and expresses his desire to stay in Houston long-term (40:00). Fred also shares stories about the scuffle between Ime Udoka and LeBron James, Dillon Brooks' wild on-court moments, and having Steven Adams as a teammate (01:00:00). Draymond reflects on being bullied by the Wizards and what it means to be a veteran in the NBA.

Finally, Fred shares his top five undrafted players of all time. 

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In today's episode, Draymond and Baron break down his impressive performance against the Pelicans, discuss having Jonathan Kuminga come off the bench, and examine the challenges of guarding Zion Williamson in back-to-back games (3:00). They also talk about the Warriors' upcoming five-game road trip, which includes matchups against the Celtics, OKC, and the Cavaliers (32:00). They also talk about the 2024 #1 draft pick who’s calling himself "regular," Coach Joe Mazzulla from the Boston Celtics wanting to see more fights in the NBA, and how Victor Wembanyama has been struggling at the start of the season (52:00). Plus, they share some thoughts on playing against Rudy Gay, who's recently retired.

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Draymond Green and Baron Davis share their reactions to the unveiling of Dwyane Wade’s statue for the Miami Heat (20:00). They discuss whether the Oklahoma City Thunder need to change their approach to win a championship, as well as whether Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard are the main issues for the Bucks, or if there are other factors at play. Draymond also provides insight into Steph Curry's injury,   stressing the importance of improved performance in Curry's absence (23:00). Additionally, Baron recounts a viral moment when he ran into Los Angeles head coach JJ Redick at a car wash in LA, where Redick was watching game tape (3:00).

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In this episode, Draymond Green sets the record straight about how he received his first technical foul of the season against the Portland Trail Blazers. He also shares how many technical fouls he expects to receive this NBA season. Draymond and Baron discuss Steve Kerr's comments regarding this Warriors team being the deepest he has ever coached, and Draymond compares this team to his first championship squad with Steph Curry and Klay Thompson.They talk about the Utah Jazz, James Harden, and contract extensions for young players. Then, they share their thoughts on Joel Embiid choosing to sit out during back-to-backs for the Philadelphia 76ers. Baron lists his Top 5 players to watch, and they dive into answering fan questions. Don’t miss it!

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