Draymond Green has not shied away from being an agitator throughout his NBA career. On Monday night, Anthony Davis and LeBron James turned the tables on “Foul Play with Anthony Davis,” a new TBS hidden-camera series that premiered after the NCAA men’s basketball championship game.
Why Green?
“Draymond always caught up in his own BS — always,” James said in a pretaped segment. “He don’t think he can lose at anything. … So, this is the perfect time.”
The setup was simple: Rich Paul, an agent whose clients include Green, James and Davis, walked Green into a room of actors posing as investors while Davis and James directed the cast from a control room down the hall.
“Draymond thinks he’s walking into a serious meeting about a big investment opportunity,” Davis said. “What he doesn’t know is we got a different kind of play drawn up.”
Paul brought Green into what appeared to be a serious, high-stakes meeting, which culminated in a group of investors pressuring Green to commit to “$100 million today.” The request caught the Golden State Warriors star completely off guard.
As the actors grew more aggressive, suggesting Green didn’t have that kind of money and loudly urging him to admit it, Green became irritated and pushed back. “Number one, you guys should stop yelling. I’m a grown-ass man.”
“He about to get a technical foul right now,” James quipped from the control room as he watched the temperature in the room rise.
As things began to escalate, James and Davis walked in to defuse the situation.
AD, LeBron prank on Draymond is diabolical 💀
Foul Play with AD just dropped on TBS 👀 pic.twitter.com/rLoKKLcegl
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) April 7, 2026
Green took the reveal in stride. “These people already think I’m a monster,” he joked. “When they see this, they really gonna think I’m a monster.”
