“Past week I’ve witnessed LeBron playing at high school and Steph host ESPY” Draymond Green in awe of his GOAT buddies’ appearances

LeBron James had been working on his fitness ever since he returned from a small vacation. Recently the King was spotted taking part in Drew League after more than a decade. He showcased healthy James capabilities winning the close contest. Similarly, Stephen Curry also had a great week, as he hosted EPSYs awards and also won 1. It was a good feeling all over the NBA world and the Warriors’ star forward Draymond Green can’t seem to get over the fact that the world got to witness LeBron James playing at a high school gym and see Stephen Curry host the ESPYs within the same week.

The offseason is the only period that players of the league get ample time to work on their hobbies and even participate in many social activities. Golden State Warriors had longer postseason, playing in the finals. Stephen Curry and LeBron James are two superstars who have been judicially using their time in doing activities that they love to do, and also influential ones on any stage.

Draymond Green can’t get over LeBron James and Stephen Curry doing taking center stage

Golden State Warriors vocal star Draymond Green had great postseason and even better period after thrashing the critics over his podcast and social media. He remained true to his words and praised deserving stars in the league. This week though he got a chance to complement his teammate Stephen Curry and Los Angeles Lakers megastar, LeBron James.

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Earlier this week, we saw the Lakers star make his return to the Drew League after 11 long years. It was a record attendance for the game in 10 years and LBJ didn’t disappoint the viewers. The King put on a show. Playing the entire 40 minutes of the clash, the 4-time MVP, went on to record 42 points, 16 rebounds, and 4 steals, leading the MMV Cheaters to a 104-102 win.

On the other hand, 1st-time Finals MVP winner Stephen Curry, who has been playing golf all summer long, tried his hand outside basketball. He hosted EPSYs Awards and became the second NBA player ever to host the ESPYs. He won the Best NBA player award in the function, doubling the joy for his fans and family.

Former defensive player Green seemed to be in awe of his pals doing great outside the league. Talking about James’ appearance at the Drew League, the former GSW DPOY said, “Bron going to play in the Drew League like that’s monumental, like Lebron James does not have to go play in the Drew League. That’s insane. He’s in year 20 by the way, still going to play in the Drew League. I thought that was absolutely incredible.”

LeBron James’ monster game reminded many of his abilities and Lakers fans would be hoping for similar performances in the 2023 season from their megastar. Green, sportingly applauded Bron’s game, and then after the conclusion of the ESPYs, Dray commended his teammate.

Soon later, the 4-time champ took out some time to soak in all the great things his two buddies did this past week. Steph won ESPYS for Best NBA Player and Best Record-Breaking Performance. Interestingly Curry joined WNBA players Nneka Ogwumike and Skylar Diggins-Smith to address Griner’s status during the show.

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