Here's tonight, star studded ESPN NBA doubleheader, Ant Man and the T-Woles, finish up a three-game road trip against Jalen Brunson and the Knicks, 7. Eastern, and then Luca and the Lakers, host Victor Wenman Yama and the Spurs. Countdown crew will get us all started at 7 Eastern. Speaking of hoops, let's talk about someone who's putting up good numbers. That would be Dak Prescott. You're like you said speaking of hoops. That's because Draymond Green is actually commenting on the Dallas Cowboys. And what he's seen out of Dak Prescott, Draymond Green went on the Schultz Report podcast, shared some, let's call it sharp words about the Cowboy signal caller. Listen to this. He's getting some numbers and they stink. He's a bum. He's not a bomb, dog. He's a really good quarterback. No, he's a bum. They'll never win with that. I want four championships, Jordan. So you got to understand, when I say bum, I'm not saying Dak Prescott isn't a good NFL quarterback. Of course he's a good NFL quarterback. I'm not saying that.

But I'm saying when the money's on the line, when it's for all the marbles, who are you? He a bum. Now, listen, we're used to Raymond Green saying things like this. This is what he does. He trash talks, right? But sharp words about someone who doesn't play in your sport. I don't know that Dick Prescott's going to have the chance to rebuttal against Raymond Green.

Stephen A, what did you think? Well, first of all, I'm very, very upset and disappointed with Draymond Green because he didn't give me credit. He got that for me. He got that for me. I'm holding on to that lie, Swagoo. I'm holding on that. I mean, he got it from me. Who the hell you think Ben's saying that kind of stuff? That would be me.

I'm holding on to that liar, Swagoo. I'm holding on to that. I mean, he got it for me. Who the hell you think best saying that kind of stuff? That would be me.

I'm the one that's been pointing out about how Dak Prescott don't show up when it counts most. But in all seriousness, seriously, I was glad that he clarified that, you know, he's not calling him a bum because you don't want to hear, you know, from, from one athlete to another, knowing what it takes to be great.

You're Draymond Green, you're a future Hall of Fame or without question, you're a four-time champion.

You don't want to hear somebody like that talking about another athlete, even though it's in a different sport, because they have an understanding of what

it takes to get to that level more so than me or anybody else that hasn't played would.

But I appreciated the clarification.

He's not saying that he can't play.

He's not saying that he can't ball.

What he's saying is that when the money's on the line, you know what, this brother shows up.

And then we got to remember just a couple of weeks ago when Draymond Green was in a post-game press conference after Steph Curry, the greatest shooter God has ever created, put on the show.

And what did Draymond say?

Drayman said, quote, he said, he's a quiet dude.

He really doesn't bother nobody. He doesn't say much. He said, quote, he said he's a quiet dude, really doesn't bother nobody, doesn't say much.

He said, but he loves the show.

When it's time to put on a show, Steph Curry shows up.

Now, you are Draymond Green, and you have been in the league for over a decade.

That has been the dude that you have played with your entire career.

And it happens to be a dude that's a four-time champion, that's a two-time league MVP,

that is the greatest shooter God ever created, that is a surefire first ballot Hall of Fame, the baby face assassin universally recognized as one of the

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