Draymond Green says Stephen A. Smith and sports media demand fairness while being unfair themselves. Green points to Stephen A.'s flip on Jerry Jones and his recent criticism of Luka Dončić as examples of the double standard, and suggests Stephen A.'s reputation is too damaged for an NBA executive role.
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He's very wrong. I think Draymond is being incredibly unfair. Unfair to who? The media? I'm not being unfair. But when is the media ever fair? So to call for fairness in a world where they're extremely unfair, how the pot calling the kettle black. Getting back to his quote. The reality of the situation is Draymond is saying that because he's fond of Nico Harris. Stephen A. kind of got fond of Jerry Jones and changed his whole tune when it comes to talking about Jerry. But I also see you criticize the Dallas Cowboys. So I don't understand why I can't have a finance or relationship somewhere to make a fair assessment. There's another double standard in this. Which was egregious and forever stain him. So much so that it is highly unlikely he will ever get a job as a basketball executive in the NBA again. Probably right. But the problem that I have is we're calling for all this accountability, but all these guys just get to say things and there's zero accountability. But always wanna hold others accountable. Everyone wanted to hold him accountable, those same very people get to come out and now crush Luka Dončić. So we're just crushing everyone that's doing something. Because initially it was, "Nika, about Luka." Now we're destroying Luka. But you people crushed him. For him. Now you crushed him. And how long does everyone just get to throw shit at a wall and see if it sticks and be called experts? That was my take.