Draymond Green Breaks Down How Chris Paul Improves Warriors Offense

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  • @royrodney6940
    @royrodney6940 Рік тому +604

    On point with CP & Kuminga. Looking forward to seeing Kuminga rise up.

    • @scandelez
      @scandelez Рік тому +7

      He’ll be traded by all star break if they are actually trying to win

    • @ao1461
      @ao1461 Рік тому +7

      Cap, ayton went from averaging 18 to 14 with cp

    • @j317
      @j317 Рік тому

      ​@@scandelezby the start of the season if they are really really trying

    • @donniewarren8363
      @donniewarren8363 Рік тому +12

      @@scandelez yeah just trade Kuminga and Moody for 38 year old legs. Let’s just trade all the young guys 😂

    • @donniewarren8363
      @donniewarren8363 Рік тому +7

      @@j317yep, trade em for Udonis Haslem.

  • @TheDreRock
    @TheDreRock Рік тому +5

    3:20 the 3 in cp3 is so important

  • @corbencarter-dixon5758
    @corbencarter-dixon5758 Рік тому +298

    Draymond is really full of knowledge and understanding the little things from basketball and business. Say what you want about him but he’s damn good at being intelligent. Love him as a player.

    • @TheGmsmith928
      @TheGmsmith928 Рік тому +20

      A very high IQ. I think Dray, Bron, Joker are the top 3 BBIQ guys in the league

    • @corbencarter-dixon5758
      @corbencarter-dixon5758 Рік тому +9

      @@TheGmsmith928 There’s others add on that list but with those 3 can’t go wrong

    • @Priester714
      @Priester714 Рік тому

      @@TheGmsmith928 Make sure you guys get your lives right with God before its too late and you guys go to Hell. You gotta stop watching porn, cursing, smoking, having sex before marriage, practicing homosexuality, smoking weed, vaping, getting drunk, dressing immodest, showing off your body, lying, and stealing these are some sins that will send vou guys to Hell turn to Jesus Christ and let Him save you before its too late. Get baptized, start reading the Bible, and praying. Start a relationship with Jesus Christ because He's coming back soon and make sure vou know for sure vou would spend eternity with Him and that your not going to Hell by living in sin, we need to start living Holy.

    • @kenshinXX
      @kenshinXX Рік тому +6

      Yeah so good that he punched his teammate, kick nuts and stomp chest with ease.

    • @baxterPepper
      @baxterPepper Рік тому +3

      For Basketball IQ I agree he is smart. For business IQ. I don't think so. Has he ever been successful in any business??

  • @PengxueYG
    @PengxueYG Рік тому +43

    Basically a really smart/ experienced team now that hopefully manages their main players till playoffs while cp3 helps mature the 2nd unit

  • @99BullD
    @99BullD Рік тому +84

    CP3 also unlocked Shai Gilgeous-Alexander in OKC and since then he's been an Allstar, All NBA caliber player.

    • @Eureca
      @Eureca Рік тому +3

      At some point you are just giving CP3 too much credit though. Not saying there was not help, but CP3 just automatically gets credit for everything. Shai already showed he was talented as a rookie. He took more shots on a rebuilding OKC and his PPG went up. His big growth came post CP3.

    • @Numbers-mc2ks
      @Numbers-mc2ks Рік тому +19

      @@Eurecanah every team he goes to immediate contenders bc his leadership that’s not giving him to much credit he honestly don’t get enough

    • @davidfebreeze428
      @davidfebreeze428 Рік тому +5

      @@Eurecahis growth during his time with cp3 was beyond the numbers … of course he’s going to score and assist more without Schröder and cp3 because he had more of the ball since the but his all round game developed a lot during his time with cp3

    • @99BullD
      @99BullD Рік тому +3

      @@Eureca you prolly started watching basketball in 2021 cos FYI OKC went to the playoffs in 2020 and that was one of the biggest boost for Shai going to the next season and that playoff push was facilitated by Chris Paul
      And also CP3 is one of the smartest basketballers alive and his mentorship and attention to detail in that locker room would definitely have rubbed off on Shai

    • @simplysie4
      @simplysie4 Рік тому +1

      True

  • @raheimcumberbatch387
    @raheimcumberbatch387 Рік тому +370

    glad they kept kuminga, sad to see poole gone, he was a good player and one bad season doesn't define him, hope he keeps his head up and plays well

    • @BooBooDaFoo330
      @BooBooDaFoo330 Рік тому +33

      Naw his contract ain’t worth it

    • @jccanteen
      @jccanteen Рік тому +58

      He’s not gone cuz he had a bad season cuz he really didn’t, not til the postseason. Besides rebounds, he had a better stat year than the previous season.
      He’s gone cuz he couldn’t be coached by them anymore. Too much bad blood between him and Dray. That’s toxic for the locker room and they could no longer afford to have that cloud hovering over them.

    • @Amari_14
      @Amari_14 Рік тому +6

      ​@@jccanteenit's the efficiency

    • @BiggidyB
      @BiggidyB Рік тому +7

      He’s a entitled whiner, who’s now a Wizard😂

    • @humanuponearth
      @humanuponearth Рік тому +11

      He has a bad attitude. Too polarizing for the stability the warriors are known for.

  • @RzyHitsBills
    @RzyHitsBills Рік тому +78

    Cp3 playmaking and off ball Steph in that system bout to be fun to watch

    • @terrenceburnette187
      @terrenceburnette187 Рік тому +3

      HELL YEAH!

    • @easyyeye
      @easyyeye Рік тому

      No defense doe

    • @obinnaodoemenam8762
      @obinnaodoemenam8762 Рік тому +8

      ​@@easyyeyedoesn't matter cause poole was never defensive anyways

    • @jorgemunoz2065
      @jorgemunoz2065 Рік тому +1

      Nah I don’t think so.

    • @jellyc4164
      @jellyc4164 Рік тому +1

      Offense isn’t an issue lol. Warriors still can’t defend or rebound. Getting smaller doesn’t help 😐

  • @otuyemitobi5189
    @otuyemitobi5189 Рік тому +27

    Draymond is so smart

  • @sganet_
    @sganet_ Рік тому +102

    As a long term Clippers fan (it’s been tough), I’m interested to see if CP can turn Warriors’ bench into the new lob city.

    • @pablosibrian5622
      @pablosibrian5622 Рік тому +4

      that lob city was amazing to watch

    • @tycostello2269
      @tycostello2269 Рік тому +8

      Lobs To Gary Payton, Looney And Kuminga Is Gonna Be Crazy.

    • @Dr._is_sleepy
      @Dr._is_sleepy Рік тому +12

      @@tycostello2269Looney ain’t getting up let’s be real.

    • @rutherfordmylerang5278
      @rutherfordmylerang5278 Рік тому +2

      @@Dr._is_sleepy maybe cp3 is that amazing that he can unlock looney's lob too

    • @Bacon_King
      @Bacon_King Рік тому +11

      @@rutherfordmylerang5278
      "Yo looney, have you tried jumping higher?"
      "Wow that worked. I love CP."

  • @lolh4x
    @lolh4x Рік тому +150

    Simply having CP3 as your backup point guard makes your bench automatically SO much better.

    • @JBadge
      @JBadge Рік тому

      They said they thinking about starting him I believe

    • @yvi7k
      @yvi7k Рік тому +3

      @@JBadgei hope not. he cant do that with his injury problems anymore honestly and it would push looney to the bench which is stupid for size matters

    • @burburry.j5798
      @burburry.j5798 Рік тому

      @k4ivy that wouldn’t push loon to the bench thats only four players . 1.CP 2.Steph 3. Klay 4. Dray And whatever big you want to put on the floor

    • @JBadge
      @JBadge Рік тому +1

      @@burburry.j5798 wiggs

    • @jalen2024
      @jalen2024 Рік тому

      @@burburry.j5798Dray will have to play 5, CP, Steph, Klay, Wig, Dray . maybe the new age deathball but i like CP off the bench more

  • @ilovejeffhardy3906
    @ilovejeffhardy3906 Рік тому +42

    CP3 gonna turn Kuminga into a monster! He’s gonna throw monstrous lobs just like what he did to Blake and DeAndre! Lob City Clippers fan here…😢❤️💙

    • @102allenwalker
      @102allenwalker Рік тому

      Bruh he gone dummy 🤦🏾 pick up the NBA app and actually pay attention to the news

    • @ilovejeffhardy3906
      @ilovejeffhardy3906 Рік тому +2

      @@102allenwalker What are you talking about?

    • @MW-ze7dt
      @MW-ze7dt Рік тому +2

      @@ilovejeffhardy3906 absolutely nothing 😂

    • @pandabear1576
      @pandabear1576 Рік тому

      Jonathan is too good to just become a fucking lob threat

  • @BeyondBounce
    @BeyondBounce Рік тому +37

    CP3 just gives this team another element that shit crazy
    top 5 contender for the 2023-2024 season

    • @zod548
      @zod548 Рік тому +1

      I gotta disagree, cp3 has been theyre only move and the have no bigs

    • @user-oe4wr9tn2n
      @user-oe4wr9tn2n Рік тому

      @@zod548 They won in 2022 with no bigs the main problem is they have relied too much on Steph to carry them offensively with nobody else really being a consistent offensive threat that defenses ahve to account for.

    • @zod548
      @zod548 Рік тому

      @@user-oe4wr9tn2n and to me they haven’t got better at that

    • @zod548
      @zod548 Рік тому

      @@user-oe4wr9tn2n well better enoguh

    • @kenshinXX
      @kenshinXX Рік тому

      Lol once Chris Paul joined a team its an automatic no ring for them. Give me a team that he made it a champ?

  • @wink2rawCV
    @wink2rawCV Рік тому +8

    One thing for certain cp3 is a true PG his game will definitely bring some versatility to the warriors gonna be interesting to watch

  • @dirtyface-capone7622
    @dirtyface-capone7622 Рік тому +53

    Ayton put up 18 & 11.5 before CP3 got to Phoenix.Which was his best season statistically.CP3 works better with big men who play above the rim.Ayton is a finesse jump shooting guy.

    • @futurehofer1564
      @futurehofer1564 Рік тому +7

      true, I think CP helped Ayton in lots of ways but I disagree that he looked like a bust without him

    • @uria2001
      @uria2001 Рік тому +8

      @@futurehofer1564 As smart as Draymond is, he says some dumb stuff as well.

    • @uria2001
      @uria2001 Рік тому

      @kecespiritu Sure I agree stats don't always tell the full story but does show he has never been considered a bust. if he'd said didn't reach his full potential then i could see his point. To me a bust is someone who gets drafted high and is out of the league before getting a 2nd contract without a major injury playing a role.

    • @dirtyface-capone7622
      @dirtyface-capone7622 Рік тому +1

      @kecespiritu How many bust put up 18 & 11.5, tho? point is, Draymond's speaking out his azz.Which shouldn't surprise anybody.

    • @geraldking9385
      @geraldking9385 Рік тому +2

      ​@@dirtyface-capone7622guys a f'ing bust. Plenty of guys that put up decent numbers with no real impact, enes Kanter, Nikola vucevic, the list goes on.

  • @styvoll2004
    @styvoll2004 Рік тому +3

    That's some insight from DG.. CP does have a presence with him. He brought stability and really team growth to that young OKC team after his Houston days. And actually to Houston as well he did the same.. Very interesting to see what GSW becomes, especially the 2nd unit, with CP's leadership.

  • @JakobDemyan
    @JakobDemyan Рік тому +1312

    How to mentor young guys: do not sucker punch them

    • @rocbaby23
      @rocbaby23 Рік тому +224

      he punched a sucka

    • @MrMilez-ic1vl
      @MrMilez-ic1vl Рік тому +95

      I can tell you’ve never been in a fight before

    • @rocbaby23
      @rocbaby23 Рік тому +17

      @MrMilez-ic1vl facts

    • @rocbaby23
      @rocbaby23 Рік тому +49

      @@MrMilez-ic1vl that was the opposite of a sucka punch lol

    • @DonChris-q8k
      @DonChris-q8k Рік тому +1

      Chill

  • @simplysie4
    @simplysie4 Рік тому +3

    I just love Draymond's transparency and openness to continue to learn.

    • @randomperson99895
      @randomperson99895 Рік тому +1

      Yeah, learning non-violence is important if you're making millions for playing a sport. He will continue to grow!

    • @simplysie4
      @simplysie4 Рік тому

      @@randomperson99895 right!

  • @victorortiz1558
    @victorortiz1558 Рік тому +4

    I never thought about it like that. I knew CP3 coming in would help the offense, it would be more like a your turn(Curry), my turn type of thing, but to give people like Green & Kuminga something in PRACTICE to look forward to learning from is a great thing for that team

  • @ricktheuber
    @ricktheuber Рік тому

    Good to see Dray supporting P

  • @galoerazo2354
    @galoerazo2354 Рік тому +4

    I’ve always liked Kuminga as a player wish he would get more playing time but hopefully CP could change that by helping him reach full potential

  • @jeremyb9482
    @jeremyb9482 Рік тому +2

    Draymond is learning everything to become a coach!

  • @leonangelarevalo2596
    @leonangelarevalo2596 Рік тому +4

    Another thing that could help if draymond see the basket and attack, is very difficult to play 3 against 5 in those playoffs when loons and him in the court at the same time..

  • @leezysaurus
    @leezysaurus Рік тому +1

    James wiseman and Poole are casualties of Draymond’s vet mentorship abilities - actually dope af that he’s recognizing that and saying he’s gonna learn from CP3

  • @indamaking
    @indamaking Рік тому +73

    Believing CP3 doesn’t help GSW is ludicrous. A legend teaming with other legends who know how to win it all. Also with his history of helping any team he’s joined

    • @loyalsellers4154
      @loyalsellers4154 Рік тому

      Then boom he hurt 😭

    • @thunderstar254
      @thunderstar254 Рік тому +5

      @@loyalsellers4154 Hopefully he won't feel the need to flop and violently fling himself across the court and throw himself to the ground repeatedly with this better talent, help, and system around him now

    • @beastmry
      @beastmry Рік тому +2

      ​@@thunderstar254this team at this point doesn't have better talent than the Suns. We'll see. Dray CP Steph Wigs and Klay could be an exciting closing lineup.

    • @rm7588
      @rm7588 Рік тому +1

      He's 38 and couldn't make wide open shots last year when Durant and Booker would constantly get doubled players don't respect his ability to score will play the pass dare him to shoot he's short and gets bothered by physical players and is slow on defense

    • @ljunyreona9882
      @ljunyreona9882 Рік тому

      @@loyalsellers4154 what do you meant by know how to win about Cp3.

  • @abiolaolayinka2023
    @abiolaolayinka2023 Рік тому +2

    CP did a similar thing with Shae in his time at OKC. I'm still worried about squad depth with Dinvy out too.

  • @WookieChewie13
    @WookieChewie13 Рік тому +2

    I said this a day before this came out. Cp3's work on Okc especially proved it.

  • @JacobSnover
    @JacobSnover Рік тому +20

    I wish PG was on the Warriors tbh, he's what they need with that deep ass bag he's got.

    • @yadant-m674
      @yadant-m674 Рік тому +7

      Yeah PG on the Warriors would be tough & a great fit

    • @joweydelanota7421
      @joweydelanota7421 Рік тому

      No

    • @adrianpheiffer9960
      @adrianpheiffer9960 Рік тому +2

      ​​@@yadant-m674G is one of those guys that would be a great fit on any team

    • @JacobSnover
      @JacobSnover Рік тому

      @@adrianpheiffer9960 you're so right!

  • @scandelez
    @scandelez Рік тому +5

    Never would’ve thought in 2014-16 that cp would’ve played with steph, klay, and dray

    • @carltonrudolph
      @carltonrudolph Рік тому +1

      You wouldnt of thought of it last year either 😼

  • @edwardkimakaballislifekim_578
    @edwardkimakaballislifekim_578 Рік тому +17

    Warriors need a big man

    • @RzyHitsBills
      @RzyHitsBills Рік тому +6

      Looney underrated

    • @edwardkimakaballislifekim_578
      @edwardkimakaballislifekim_578 Рік тому +1

      @@RzyHitsBills true but he’s not great warriors need a shot blocking and a center that can shoot 3 play defense grab rebounds and pass

    • @CampaignerSC
      @CampaignerSC Рік тому +1

      How did having a big man help the SWEPT Lakers?

    • @n8doggy733
      @n8doggy733 Рік тому +1

      Also, Looney is really only 6’9” or so. I know he plays bigger but that also leads to his injuries. They need a real 7’0” like when they had Bogut or that other dude Z, or whatever his name was, the euro guy

    • @ThatzJezYT
      @ThatzJezYT Рік тому +3

      @@n8doggy733Trayce Jackson Davis he’s 6’10 I see him becoming our starting center watch his highlights he can do what looney can’t do.

  • @funkallectual
    @funkallectual Рік тому +1

    great breakdown by dray.
    well cp can also alleviate the minutes from steph and klay. all 3 can be preserved for the playoff run.
    good that dray saw the unlocking potential of kumunga through cp3's mentoring. moody can also benefit from it from kick outs.
    still warriors are smaller. they have to go thru denver and lakers again. older too. kings are on the rise.

  • @sixthorder
    @sixthorder Рік тому +11

    His comment about Ayton is really stupid. Nobody saying Ayton is Jokic or Embiid, but bust? Dude was always a double double guy and he was also a big reason the suns got to the finals

    • @simonengen2523
      @simonengen2523 Рік тому +13

      You mean the finals they went to with cp?

    • @Beanz06
      @Beanz06 Рік тому +4

      The fact of the matter is before cp3 he wasn't as good he has no heart

    • @sixthorder
      @sixthorder Рік тому +4

      ​@@Beanz06it stands to reason a player would improve from his 2nd to 3rd year. Does Chris get credit for Booker becoming someone to average 35 in the playoffs? Guys just improve

    • @bigTforreal
      @bigTforreal Рік тому

      Yea. Ayton numbers were better the year before CP3 got there. He was no where near a bust

    • @lisaberry5211
      @lisaberry5211 Рік тому

      Booker was always a great shooter from day 1. He did get to score more when CP3 was there cause he wasnt having to handle the ball all the time

  • @wholesometruthingenuity0.2
    @wholesometruthingenuity0.2 Рік тому

    Truly Beautiful!

  • @jonathanfan3709
    @jonathanfan3709 Рік тому +2

    He says there is no variety trying to imply that Jordan Poole's offense is the problem. Being the biggest offensive liability himself that even when steph was double teamed at the logo, it is still a better shot than his open 3.

  • @edward2497
    @edward2497 Рік тому

    Thank god they see the light in Kuminga

  • @janicerichards8959
    @janicerichards8959 Рік тому +2

    Thanks Dray with the basketball IQ. Loving this assessment. Haters/Talking Heads always coming through.😂❤❤❤

  • @lilgloman138
    @lilgloman138 Рік тому +1

    David West, Blake, DeAndre Jordan, Shai, Gallinari, & Ayton. Has a track record of making younger players(specifically bigs) play better/up to their potential.

  • @SirGenesis206
    @SirGenesis206 Рік тому +4

    They haven’t had pure PG since Livingston so this should be fun

  • @amyst_ksoo5276
    @amyst_ksoo5276 Рік тому +1

    “Cp is great with young guys”

  • @b.o.1951
    @b.o.1951 Рік тому

    Cp3 and Dray together is going to be great. Two mean competitors that just want to win. Should be fun to watch

  • @cristybenosa2535
    @cristybenosa2535 Рік тому

    Im just glad that we kept JK my boy been rooting him since day one ❤

  • @drewdelucchi7992
    @drewdelucchi7992 Рік тому

    I agree. Kuminga is an athletic freak where the sky is the limit with him.

  • @marcusnelson1465
    @marcusnelson1465 Рік тому +1

    Something Dray said that was key: "he made Ayton look better". Noel, Magee, Bol Bol would better fit greatly from CP3 and to get a bigger contract the following year.

  • @justinwahip
    @justinwahip Рік тому

    exactly my thought on cp3 growing up kaminga and moody

  • @chrishanson7911
    @chrishanson7911 Рік тому +19

    Draymond’s still has his super powers he just can not apply them for the minutes we are used to seeing because of Father Time. CP is also their to help cut back Draymond’s minutes as well as Steph’s. He is correct Kuminga will benefit greatly in a set play offence. Another player who nobody mentions that will thrive in a set play offence who has played that way before coming to GS is Wiggs so I would expect his points per game to go up. If Wiggs and Kuminga develop a chemistry with each other you will see a whole new level of chaos. One more point if Draymond was serious about mentoring which I do not believe he should start grooming Kuminga to take over his defensive job. The way( public) and the how(sucker punched) a two or three weight class lower Poole tells me has a fragile ego so I would take with a grain salt what he was tells me if he was mentoring me. Curry the opposite he is a very secure male.

  • @chrispaulcp3387
    @chrispaulcp3387 Рік тому +1

    By adding cp3 its gonnna be huge hit is easy to find a shot when paul pass all of them specially wide open shot chris paul smart he knows who open in the corner pocket like steph .klay and mosses moody cp he got score anytime he wants and gave some passes to the open teammate i hope cp3 mentored jonathan kuminga mosses moody and two new rookies brandin podiemzki and jackson davis to win his championship ring lets go dub 🥳🎉🙏☝️👌👌lets go warriors

  • @FunkeOMedina
    @FunkeOMedina Рік тому

    variety is a great point.

  • @fogartymichael7843
    @fogartymichael7843 Рік тому +1

    I've liked this trade since day 1, I hope it works out

  • @MattGarcyaDC
    @MattGarcyaDC Рік тому +1

    look the thunder when he left

  • @carltonrudolph
    @carltonrudolph Рік тому

    Man yall need a big

  • @ProxyFinal
    @ProxyFinal Рік тому +1

    people seem to forget that CP3 is good at leading young players. Take OKC for example. The thing with Draymond, Curry, and Thompson is that they are not very good at teaching the young guys. They can lead and influence a team in certain ways....but that doesn't mean they can get the rest of the team on the same page. The big 3 are players with high IQ, so most of the time they expect everyone to get it right away. CP3 on the other hand has good communication skills and is also a high IQ player. Warriors is like running a company of 100 employees.

  • @michaelsw0rd
    @michaelsw0rd Рік тому +2

    CP + Kuminga off the bench is gunna be nutty 💦 💦

  • @lauratefiz
    @lauratefiz Рік тому

    Light years 💙💛

  • @-jmsb-4765
    @-jmsb-4765 Рік тому

    Even if CP won't be the player he was in his prime, what's important is his leadership, his leadership will be a huge boost for the young guys like Moses, Kuminga, Podz and Trayce.

  • @TREETOP19
    @TREETOP19 Рік тому

    The variety You all need to get big men, that's the variety.

  • @adolforamirez726
    @adolforamirez726 Рік тому +3

    I mean look what happened to shai? Cp3 mentored him and look at him now he’s averaged 30 points this season and he an all star now

  • @xKoolKev
    @xKoolKev Рік тому

    Fire ass episode!

  • @pau8334
    @pau8334 Рік тому

    Draymond really is a smart guy.

  • @theodorepiercey7670
    @theodorepiercey7670 Рік тому

    Subbed

  • @tycostello2269
    @tycostello2269 Рік тому +3

    Last Time Everybody Thought CP3 Was Washed He Carried OKC To The Playoffs. Now Just Imagine What He Gon Do Off The Bench.

    • @freddycalipari4242
      @freddycalipari4242 Рік тому

      He didn’t cArry that team. They had multiple 18-20 ppg scorers.

  • @BLAKEEATS1988
    @BLAKEEATS1988 Рік тому

    Cp and draymond will go at it.

  • @alphatrusbensiii8381
    @alphatrusbensiii8381 Рік тому

    Steph living the dream. Your former mentor then rival and now will help him continue his legacy

  • @late10ppot41
    @late10ppot41 Рік тому +1

    The Warriors were just too small. They need the a few big guys that can catch the ball going to the bssket and rebound. A low post game needs to be incorporated, and maybe even Bullls triangle offense could work, unless Steve forgot how it works.

  • @greedo7206
    @greedo7206 Рік тому

    Cp3 wants a ring before he retires, hes going to play his role and maybe and even see the best of him

  • @indamaking
    @indamaking Рік тому +5

    Ayton averaged 18 in his 2nd year before CP3 joined PHX.

    • @adrianpheiffer9960
      @adrianpheiffer9960 Рік тому +2

      I mean if you actually watch the game, CP3 definitely elevated Ayton's game.. he scored way more efficiently because of the looks CP3 was giving him

    • @indamaking
      @indamaking Рік тому

      @@adrianpheiffer9960 the point was that he wasn’t looking like a bust. If you watched you should know that

    • @pandabear1576
      @pandabear1576 Рік тому

      @@adrianpheiffer9960yes but he wasn’t getting the same amount of looks. Hampering his development by barely running plays for him (Monty) is why he wasn’t even more impactful regardless of Chris being there

  • @travisstewart8655
    @travisstewart8655 Рік тому

    All facts!

  • @CP4Z167
    @CP4Z167 Рік тому

    Love the nba , have two current players on rival teams discussing basketball like analyst

  • @backwoodblue1132
    @backwoodblue1132 Рік тому

    He just answered all my questions 😂😂😂

  • @meepp8281
    @meepp8281 Рік тому

    that's 1 thing I noticed last season/playoffs. GSW can't let curry sit for too long, bcs the 2nd unit can't do sht. That was what kerr was trying to figure out the whole season, how to create a rotation to help steph rest out more. when curry was injured, there were too many close games they should've won but didn't. so changing the 2nd unit up really made sense from here lol

  • @jamelwilliams808
    @jamelwilliams808 Рік тому

    Very Interesting!

  • @bluesdesignstudio
    @bluesdesignstudio Рік тому

    I get it this video talks about how CP3 would contribute into the warriors offense.
    Although it's still a good topic, it's just sad that Draymond did not mention, that one of the warriors biggest problems last season was their defense.
    In theory if CP3, will agree to be on the bench and lead the warriors second unit, that will be good for the warriors and it might preserve CP3 of injuries.
    But what's concerning, is that most of the teams that CP3 is on, have not made it to the finals. That might change since, CP3 is not the main guy now ("if CP3 accepts this"), CP3 is injury prone, chokes at crucial moments, it would be great to have a Kuminga, Moddy pick and roll plays that CP3 would facilitate.
    But they still have a current issue to address, when facing teams with taller players like Anthony Davis, Nikola Jokic and the likes, the warriors don't have any means of stopping them. The warriors also need to improve their defense since basketball is still a offense and defense game.

  • @CharlesMcCants-hr5rb
    @CharlesMcCants-hr5rb Рік тому +9

    Johnathan Kuminga is going to be a all star in 3 years

  • @jvitela
    @jvitela Рік тому

    Draymond and PG have great on air chemistry. As for the sponsor(s) of these wonderful sports podcasts…is it necessary for so many sports shows to be sponsored by gambling and/or alcohol companies? A little “variety” would be nice.

  • @reddish8692
    @reddish8692 Рік тому

    How does it take a couple of days to return a call? When I do that it's with people I don't really fw.

  • @Aquawhale
    @Aquawhale Рік тому +1

    Kuminga!! Hopefully they play him enough

  • @TheBucketHatBlink
    @TheBucketHatBlink Рік тому +1

    Cp3 to JK lob city 2.0 will be nasty

  • @dreamsanity34
    @dreamsanity34 Рік тому +2

    I wished they kept James Wiseman. CP3 always improves his big men. From Tyson Chandler, DeAndre Jordan to DeAndre Ayton..

  • @joyfulpastor07
    @joyfulpastor07 Рік тому

    I do not think it’s a coincidence that any hyper athletic fast and talented guys have not been able to shine in a small team with a small shooting coach. Makes perfect sense that a kuminga would need to be unlocked by someone. But they have never really had super athletic or big guys that can drive to the basket so how would you mentor them and teach them all the small important stuff that takes them to the next level with their skill sets? So I really hope Chris’ mentoring ability can bring the warriors back and he get his first chip!

  • @haywood0457
    @haywood0457 Рік тому

    Lakers fan here, but I think CP3 will bring a methodical approach that will help the Ws decrease turnovers, especially in clutch moments. I think it was game 5 vs the LAL this playoffs when Draymond turned the ball over on the pass into the corner, just before the inbound I told me wife to specifically watch for the turnover because that's the exact type situation where they get sloppy. And sure enough, turnover, my Lakers win the game. If CP3 just helps the Ws to decrease turnovers by 1-3 on average per game, that could be all the difference in continuing to play or not.

  • @Port3R_
    @Port3R_ Рік тому +1

    Ian gon lie.. I don't even think they ran outta variety lol.. they jus refused to run the pick n roll everytime and that's what was working.. 90 percent of the time the were gettin point blank layups.. Chuck said it best they didn't wanna win off 2's they wanted to shoot the 3 n they weren't fallin

  • @FrancisSyCoCo
    @FrancisSyCoCo Рік тому +1

    Paul George be like, damn I wanted to be there so bad...

  • @wdv7456
    @wdv7456 Рік тому

    Haven’t had time in the last few days to return the call from future Hall of Famer who just joined… but plenty of time to do interview on podcast.

  • @jordanned3075
    @jordanned3075 Рік тому +1

    PG lowkey tryna get scouting tips from Dray.

  • @shark9094
    @shark9094 Рік тому

    i like how it makes snese what he's saying

  • @mrsinister8943
    @mrsinister8943 Рік тому +1

    Its funny how everyone has their phones on them all the time and someone tries to get ahold of you and your like im just too busy to talk to you 😂😂. I would think i would either answer the phone or send a message to my new teammate.

  • @glocklesnar291
    @glocklesnar291 Рік тому

    They gotta fix that above the rim poster already lol. That corner piece buggin me 😂😂

  • @D_To_The_J
    @D_To_The_J Рік тому

    He sure thrusted at a young dude.

  • @benmecha01
    @benmecha01 Рік тому +10

    It’s too bad they don’t have Wiseman anymore….cp3 and wiseman off the bench would make wiseman not a bust (Ayton)

    • @Holdemnicely6969
      @Holdemnicely6969 Рік тому +1

      Yea he works great with bigs like Wiseman I wish the Warriors had the other Pistons center Jalen Duren we would be more than straight for now and the future with Duren Kuminga Moses Brandin Tracye Jackson Davis

    • @benmecha01
      @benmecha01 Рік тому +1

      @@Holdemnicely6969 forgot about TJD 🔥

    • @lisaberry5211
      @lisaberry5211 Рік тому

      Wiseman I think was gonna be one of those injury prone players like Anthony Davis ( my opinion)

    • @Holdemnicely6969
      @Holdemnicely6969 Рік тому

      @@benmecha01 na I mentioned him

    • @benmecha01
      @benmecha01 Рік тому

      @@Holdemnicely6969 ya I meant I did! He’s another rolling lob threat

  • @klass-janlavine3023
    @klass-janlavine3023 Рік тому +1

    First minute draymond sounding like kamala harris

  • @karimdiakite8512
    @karimdiakite8512 Рік тому +2

    If anybody from the starting 5 gets inured we not making the playoffs dawg , this offseason has been horrendous, ruining Curry’s prime

  • @jaibangayan6703
    @jaibangayan6703 Рік тому

    Draymond is so intelligent bro

  • @eruptsales5807
    @eruptsales5807 Рік тому

    Draymond is a genius

  • @StringerBell92
    @StringerBell92 Рік тому

    Going to do a full podcast and not picking up the phone is sick lmao

  • @willblack4237
    @willblack4237 Рік тому

    🔑 Unlock is the correct term. Levels!! And CP3 to GP2
    to Kuminga
    to Wiggins, Dray, pick, screen, double screen midrange, it's like having to play 4 styles, and 3 coaches. Gsw won

  • @vikkandiah4661
    @vikkandiah4661 Рік тому

    Thats what I thought Cp3 & Jk pick & Roll will be hopefully a weapon

  • @pjnice
    @pjnice Рік тому +1

    Draymond loves to talk and listen to his own voice

  • @igobyneq
    @igobyneq Рік тому

    CP3 at the moment in has career that Melo was at when he left OKC and the question was if he’d come off the bench. As you can see Melo wasn’t with that until it was to late.

  • @jaalawhyte511
    @jaalawhyte511 Рік тому

    .....but didn't he said, he asking to come off the bench after the Poole incident?...so what does he jean by he was put into the second unit for stabilising?

  • @clydeshelton9199
    @clydeshelton9199 Рік тому

    "I look forward to learning that from him. Hes always been incredible at mentoring young guys and that is an area that Ive wanted to grow in."
    I dont claim to be the authority on mentoring but i think it helps if you don't punch them in the mouth.

  • @cameronpalmer401
    @cameronpalmer401 Рік тому

    I always saw Kuminga as a young Iggy if he so chooses to play that way. He’s long, crazy athletic I feel like he locked in on defense he’s iggy 2.0

  • @greyklopstock7155
    @greyklopstock7155 Рік тому +3

    See, I trust what Draymond says when it comes to basketball. Draymond saying he's got a strong feeling about CP3 helping Kuminga tells me there's a good chance we might see a Kuminga leap. Chris knows how to put guys in position to get to the right spot. And everyone respects the hell outta his IQ. Kuminga has been pretty darn coachable for how physically gifted he is, and the fact that Chris is gonna come in right as Kuminga has finally started getting a little frustrated with having too small a role or not enough trust feels huge.