The Draymond Green Show

Draymond Green is one of the most polarizing players in NBA history, and his podcast leans all the way into that. The four-time champion and former Defensive Player of the Year drops episodes twice a week with raw reactions to games, behind-the-scenes stories from the Warriors dynasty, in-depth analysis of current matchups, and cultural commentary that extends well beyond basketball. With 284 episodes and a 4.2-star rating from about 2,000 reviewers, the audience is clearly split between people who love Draymond's unfiltered honesty and people who find him abrasive. That split is kind of the point. Green doesn't hedge his opinions or soften his delivery. When he breaks down a defensive possession, he's speaking from the perspective of someone who anchored one of the greatest defenses in NBA history. When he calls out a player for lack of effort, there's real authority behind it, even when the take is spicy. The show also ventures into business, entertainment, and social issues, reflecting Green's interests outside the game. Production quality is solid through the Audacy partnership. It's not a traditional analysis show and it's not purely entertainment -- it sits in an interesting middle space where an active superstar processes the NBA in real time. If you already have strong feelings about Draymond Green the player, his podcast will probably intensify those feelings in whatever direction they already lean.