Brown retweeted the video, writing: "You can say whatever you want when you win... but Draymond got a podcast and got carried away. You can't."

Warriors forward Draymond Green recently said in a podcast about the Finals: "When Jaylen Brown said to the media, 'He wants to take off my pants,' I knew I had let him He was distraught. I knew I was going to have to do it again next season, but I knew he was in control for the rest of the series. Got it. Because you know you're standing in front of me, but you're going to go to the media and say, 'He wants to take off my pants,' but didn't you stand in front of me before? And one more thing, he! Say, 'We are not afraid of the Golden State Warriors.' I posted this to our group, and I said, 'We are afraid of the Golden State Warriors. ' Because no one asked you if you were afraid of the Warriors. What the hell were you talking about? You know, this is really as stupid as a child, we are going to win the championship."

Brown reposted the video on Twitter. He wrote: "You can say whatever you want when you win... but Draymond has it. You can’t do that without getting carried away after a podcast.”