Draymond picks his all-time starting five: Curry, Shaq, LeBron, Duncan, and Jordan, with Kobe as a close second. He argues that being a great player doesn't make you a new-media personality, then names Anthony Edwards as the current star who should try it, citing his confidence and charisma.
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From Luis_TheProcess, who is your all-time starting five? Now I'm not asking your best, the best five players, starting five lineup.
My all-time starting five is Shaq at the five and Steph at the one. LeBron James at— I got LeBron James at the 3. Now again, this is where the eras and stuff gets tricky because what era of basketball am I talking about? But I'm just gonna talk basketball in the sense of, who I think would make a great 5. Steph at the 1, Shaq at the 5, LeBron at the 3, Timmy D at the 4, and— Did you think I was gonna go anyone other than MJ as a 2? You gotta be outta your mind. Although I must say, Kobe was very close second. Very close second for me in my starting five.
You took your sweet time giving Michael Jordan the last spot.
It's the two spot.
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From Mark since 1986, which active player other than yourself would you like to see launch a new media career?
Mark, which active player would I like to see launch a new media career? Well, number one, you gotta live up to the new media standards. And just because you a player don't mean you live up to those standards. And I think that's a common misconception. So I'm gonna keep reminding y'all, just because you're a basketball player does not mean you're a part of the new media. It's not how this thing works. It's the way you go about your business. It's the way you talk about this sport. Can you analyze this sport? Is someone learning the sport when they're listening to you? Are you willing to pay respect when respect is due? Are you willing to admit you're wrong when you're wrong? Or do you hide from being wrong? Those are just a few characteristics of the new media. What you should know is, just because you play sports, and we've seen it, just because you play basketball, we've seen it, does not mean You're a part of this new media. So now in saying that, the one guy I would like to see come on board and be a part of new media, and that's an NBA player, correct?
Yeah, I'd say an NBA player.
An NBA player that I would love to see just embrace it and be a part of the new media is Anthony Edwards. Because he has irrational confidence. He says whatever the hell comes to his mind, which I can appreciate. He's funny, charismatic, and did you see Hustle? Like, he got it. He just got it. Like, some people just got it. You got it. So Anthony Edwards.
