Draymond Green has emerged from hiatus with the premiere of a new season of his podcast. Two brand new episodes of “The Draymond Green Show” were made available for download yesterday.
One of these times was when he was talking about the Golden State Warriors and how he had a confrontation with Jordan Poole. In the other, he talked about Luka Doncic and a few other players who have been great so far this season.
Luka Doncic is the favourite to earn Most Valuable Player for the 2018–19 NBA season, according to the results of a survey of general managers taken before the start of the season.
The Mavericks star, who is only 23 years old, has not yet failed to satisfy us in that area. It is incredible that he averages 34.3 points, 8.8 rebounds, and 8.9 assists per game. His triple-double is a remarkable feat.
Draymond Green Felt Compelled to Share His Thoughts on the Slovenian Sensation
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Doncic enjoyed a breakout season and a successful 2022 overall. Draymond Green felt compelled to share his thoughts on the Slovenian Sensation after taking everything in. Draymond Green praised Luka Doncic for his accomplishments, stating that Luka Doncic is deserving of MVP consideration.
Luka Doncic received a lot of flak from the media and NBA fans the previous year due to his poor physical condition heading into the preseason. Luka restored his previous level of play as the season progressed, went on to dominate the league, and led the Mavericks to the finals of the Western Conference.
Despite all of his efforts, he was not awarded the Most Valuable Player award. Draymond Green stated that Luka Doncic had taken part in EuroBasket before the start of the NBA season and that he had come into the year in excellent shape.
Green noted that debates about MVP awards begin as soon as the season begins, and if you are late to the party, it is possible that you may not even be considered for the honour. If you do not participate in the discussions, you will not be eligible for the award.
Green Also Brought up Stephanie and Spoke About How Brilliant He Was Before He Got Hurt
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Green also emphasised how far Luka Doncic has progressed since their first meeting. We talked about how beneficial this move would be for the Mavericks, the players, and the NBA as a whole. The speaker then discussed the other candidates for MVP, which included Giannis Antetokounmpo, Nikola Jokic, Jayson Tatum, and Joel Embiid, among others.
During the podcast, Draymond Green brought up Kevin Durant’s comeback to the discussion of Most Valuable Player, referring to Stephen Curry and Kevin Durant. He stated that despite the fact that Durant routinely gives performances that are worthy of MVP consideration, we sometimes fail to appreciate him because of his continued dominance. This season, Durant has been extremely productive, and most recently, he led the Nets to a winning streak of 12 games.
Green also brought up Stephanie and spoke about how brilliant he was before he got hurt. Curry led the NBA in three-pointers made this season while averaging over 30 points per game and shooting with splits of 50/40/90.
Despite this, his name was never mentioned once by anyone because the Warriors have such a poor track record. If the Dubs can get their act together and Steph can go back to the same form he was in before his injury, there is still a chance for him to win a third MVP award.
