What's up?

It's Draymond Green.

I'm back for my 14th NBA season and my podcast to Dremont Green Show is back too.

This season I'm breaking down games, reacting to the biggest NBA stories, and sitting down

with teammates, rivals, and culture shapers.

And trust me, I'm not holding back on the court or on the mic.

Two new episodes every week, new segments, big conversations, real basketball, talk for the real

hoop heads. Listen to and follow the Draymond Green Show wherever you get your podcast. We're back,

we're better. Let's get it. I got one more. It's titled The Network versus the Fans. Yes.

Says, hey guys, this is a topic you've brought up before the greed of

everybody involved

in college and pro football. I truly believe it's networks versus the fans. And the latest, the fact that Disney is trying to gouge YouTube TV to carry their games is just another nail in the coffin for my love of football. Not only does the product on the field not look as good as it did five years ago, but it's costing more money to do it as well.

The only solution. football. Not only does the product on the field not look as good as it did five years ago,

but it's costing more money to do it as well. The only solution is to watch ESPN on a Disney-owned streaming service like Fubu, Hulu, or their stupid app. If there's ever a resolution, YouTube TV

is also going to start to cost more money because they'll have to cave and raise prices.

It'll be nearly $100 a month just to watch football. That's where I have to draw the line. He says, you know, I currently work second shift, 5 p.m. to 5 a.m. to 5 a.m. watching football on the weekends and at night helps the night go by. He said, if I didn't work what I do, I doubt I'd even watch football at this point. There's too many other things I'd rather do with my day as a husband and father of three.

This is... He said, if I didn't work what I do, I doubt I'd even watch football at this point. There's too many other things I'd rather do with my day as a husband and father of three.

This is yet again another situation where the networks will win and the fans will lose.

At what point do people say no?

I'm actively, I'm actively questioning the same thing.

Not in that I can make a choice not to watch,

that when will people say enough?

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