You're listening to Giraffe King's Network.

This is the Don Levertars show with this two-gots podcast.

I think a lot of people forget because LeBron orchestrated one of the great

comebacks in NBA history, but in a game seven after being ejected to alter that series,

Dremont Green scored 32 points in a game seven, and thinks he would have been the

finals MVP if they had won that game at the end, and he might have been.

And then something happened to Dremont Green.

I have no idea what it is.

Maybe a mean can help me, but Dremont Green is somebody you can now leave open

to shoot, and he went on Paul George's podcast, and he was really honest, as he often is,

about how that messed with his head and how he had defined another way.

When you talk a mean about people being tough, I know Dremont Green is tough physically,

but the mental part of they're not guarding you anymore.

They don't respect you and you're shot anymore.

That's gone for you.

You had it once, but you don't have it anymore.

Listen to Dremont Green talking about this on Paul George's podcast.

But you imagine some like, I was a score my whole life, right?

Didn't do anything else.

I would pass the ball because I could always have Phil.

I was a score my entire life.

Could you imagine now you just lost total confidence in that?

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