Hey, everyone. Welcome in to another edition of the WojPod here in Los Angeles with ESPN's Ramona Shelburne on the morning after the NBA's suspension of Draymond Green for game three of the Warriors King series dropped late last night, Ramona, and very much of a shot

heard round the entire NBA. What was your reaction initially to the league's decision?

Well, I was watching the Phoenix Clippers game and saw the announcement come across. And I was stunned. And I think

all of us were. I mean, like my phone, I would like to say I was able to watch the Phoenix

Clippers game very closely afterwards. But I think everyone in the NBA was texting, like,

just could not believe that this was, not so much this was the decision, but that the league really went and did it.

Like, obviously this was talked about.

I don't think the expectation was that the league would suspend Dremont Green.

And then when they actually did, it was like, oh, what does that mean?

And I, you know, I've covered a couple of dynasties, Adrian, that they last.

And then sometimes, sometimes the ending really sucks.

Like, sometimes the ending is ugly.

And I kept having flashbacks to 2011 with the Lakers.

Everybody knew Phil Jackson was retiring.

There was going to be a lockout.

It was like a, you know, this was the fourth year. They were trying to go to the finals. And that series against Dallas, where they get swept. And those games were not competitive games. But it was like, it was ugly. Remember the Andrew Bidem clothesline and all that? It was just like, is this really how this is going to go? And obviously the Warriors are not done.

They're going to have a lot to say about this still. But not having great Jamon Green for game three when you're down 2-0 to a team that's

kind of been beating them at their own game, like kicking their ass at their own game,

is really damaging.

Yeah, I think, listen, there's this belief that the league has, plays this favoritism

toward big market teams, teams that drive ratings, drive interest.

And it certainly punctured that.

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