Beauty and The Bal Ep.1 : From Warrior to Podcaster 

I really appreciate you taking the time to watch and comment your thoughts. I agree with you as well and I like your profile pic . 😉

I truly appreciate you taking time to watch and comment your thoughts. Thank you for also respecting my thoughts. I actually agree with you. When you look at the game itself, as an avid watcher, everything you said is absolutely true and correct. My perspective comes from an outsider/business side. I will continue to touch on my thoughts with this matter because I did want to get more in depth about how I feel about younger players and their need to be acknowledged and protected more. For this video it was moreso a focus on older players, what they contribute, and why they get away with what they get away with. Again, and seriously. Thank you for sharing your thoughts.

@@Alltheworldsillz -- As for this thought specifically, " For this video it was moreso a focus on older players, what they contribute, and why they get away with what they get away with." I believe the answer is loyalty. Draymond Green has earned the loyalty of the franchise's most important player and I believe Draymond has earned the loyalty of the team owner. Draymond is a smart guy and he knows how the important people view him. When Draymond got ejected from a regular season game recently that was important to the Warriors and Curry was visibly shaken, Draymond took away Curry's ability to be upset. Seconds after the victory, Curry screamed and kicked a chair. It was a rare show of emotion. Curry proceeded to leave the court into the tunnel. Draymond was waiting in the tunnel to get dap and a hug in front of the cameras. Curry couldn't give any other reaction without causing dysfunction. Curry gave the dap and a hug and moved on like everything was okay. Draymond is frustrating because he has some emotional intelligence and he knows whose loyalty he has. Klay is the 3rd piece of the team core. Days after that frustrating ejection which received a lot of media attention, Draymond had Klay on the Draymond Green podcast and asked Klay how he really felt about Draymond's actions. This isn't a fair proposition. You can't put a core player on the team on blast in front of a live audience. Klay gave the diplomatic answer. Klay just reinforced how important the team feels Draymond is and how not having him available hurts the team. Loyalty. The Warriors organization and Players are loyal to a fault. They are loyal and dependant. Draymond Green brings an edge that is "needed" and no one else in the organization and team has. Loyalty and perceived dependence. Outside of sports we talk about how damaging a monopoly is to an economy and how amazing a monopoly would be to a business. Draymond Green has a monopoly on "edge" for the Warriors. They haven't cultivated anyone else who has that. That monopoly on that skill + loyalty has made Draymond very very valuable and almost unreplaceable.

I agree 1000% and I hope I conveyed some of this properly in my video. We can see all the wrong and know it’s not right but clearly the head guys are saying he’s needed. And I seriously do feel for Steph this was a tough season for him.

Yo!!!! Because he made a video talking about “the future of the warriors” bro.. what? 😂😂 that’s why I made the video. He respectfully gotta go. His mind is somewhere else right now.

Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment. I understand where you are coming from as an avid watcher of the game. My perspective is from an outsider/business perspective. Of course he’s is terrible on the surface but behind closed doors the owners say otherwise. I think he should leave and choose what he is clearly loving right now. Hopefully that was conveyed in the video. Again, thanks for watching.