“I think it would be dope”: Draymond Green opens up about prospect of LeBron James playing with Stephen Curry for Golden State Warriors

The Golden State Warriors’ Draymond Green has stated that it would be ‘dope’ to have the likes of LeBron James and Stephen Curry playing together.

There have been reports that the Warriors tried to sign James in the recently concluded mid-season transfer window but failed in their attempt. Recently, in another report, it was claimed that the Warriors will make another attempt to sign James in the summer.

Green was recently quoted in a report where he stated it would be ‘dope’ to have the likes of the 39-year-old playing alongside Curry who is often regarded as the best player in the competition.

“I think it would be dope but it ain't happening,” he said. “The deadline was cool, just to have a couple of conversations about it, like to entertain the thought of that, it was cool to have a conversation. Because you could never even fathom that the conversation would happen.

“Locker room wise, I think you have mature individuals that understand each other because we are all the same, an appreciation for where we are in our space, like-minded individuals. “How does it work? We’re all secure in who we are and so I think that works no problem.”

James has been going through an impressive season for the Lakers where he is contributing 25.2 points, 7.1 rebounds and 7.9 assists per game. On the other hand, Curry has been a star performer for the Warriors as he is contributing 27.6 points, 4.3 rebounds and five assists per game.