Reactions to LeBron James and JJ “Mind the Game” podcast premiered earlier this week came in all shapes and sizes
Ultimately, it is impossible for an NBA fan to ignore LeBron James’s words, regardless of their feelings toward him.
Draymond Green, a forward for the Golden State Warriors, had one notable response. Green’s reply was in no way a critique of the program.
Rather, he made a lighthearted jab at James for not having yet made an appearance on “The Draymond Green Show”.
I must admit, I’m a little miffed that LeBron James is appearing on the podcast but hasn’t yet appeared on “The Draymond Green Show,” said Green. “I suppose I’ll put up with it for the time being, but you kind of can’t say anything when it’s your own thing. Pick the bone I got to pick later on with him.”
Luckily for Green, he announced that he will be joining his podcast. Green is a Los Angeles Lakers player and a future Hall of Famer.
James responded to address Green’s remark on Instagram account, laughing off the remarks made by his NBA colleague and close friend.
Luckily for Green, he announced that he will be joining his podcast. Green is a Los Angeles Lakers player and a future Hall of Famer.
James responded to address Green’s remark on Instagram account, laughing off the remarks made by his NBA colleague and close friend.
and James have partnered to produce their own podcast, but he still has plans to schedule a media appearance with the seasoned Warrior.
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