“Steph Don’t Know He’s Steph”: Ex-NBA Champion Gets Honest About Warriors’ Leadership Group, Including Draymond Green

Currently leading the Indiana Mad Ants with his veteran presence, Jordan Bell has had a rollercoaster of an NBA career so far. Over five seasons in the league, he has suited up for five different teams. However, his rookie season with the Golden State Warriors stands out as the most memorable chapter so far. Originally selected by the Chicago Bulls with the 38th pick, he was later traded to the Golden State Warriors in exchange for $3.5 million in cash considerations. This turned out to be a pivotal moment for him.

Bell enjoyed one of the most successful seasons of his career with the Warriors, culminating in a championship, during which he averaged 4.6 points, 3.6 rebounds, and 1.8 assists. However, despite winning a championship in his rookie year and starting 13 games for the team, what the 29-year-old cherishes is how his future Hall of Famer teammates treated him.

Jordan Bell reminisces on his time with the Warriors

In the recent episode of the Tidal League, Jordan Bell joined the cast to provide insights into the Warriors’ leadership dynamics. Not only did he get to share the court with the likes of Stephen Curry, Klay Thompson, Kevin Durant, and Draymond Green, but the former Oregon Duck also got a glimpse of a side of his teammates that is often unknown to many. Bell was pleasantly surprised to discover how humble Stephen Curry is, despite being one of the biggest stars in the league. “Steph don’t know he Steph. He is just like a regular dude who’s just like a respectful man” gushed Bell.

Bell was unprepared for the warm reception he received from Curry, but that’s simply a reflection of Curry’s genuine nature. This down-to-earth personality of Curry also sets the tone for how the rest of his teammates behave towards other players. It’s not just Steph; Bell also unveiled a different aspect of Draymond Green’s personality, one that has been overshadowed by his recent on-court actions.

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Green quickly took Bell under his wing, providing both support and care. When Bell couldn’t afford to buy himself an iPad, Green generously gifted him not only an iPad but also a laptop and a remote controller. Then, when Bell did not have suits to wear to the events, Green went above and beyond, supplying him with five suits. This support wasn’t limited to Bell’s time on the team; even after, Green continues to check in on him, offering valuable life advice. Despite Green facing criticism for his on-court behavior, Bell’s revelations shed light on a side of him that often goes unnoticed by many.

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