NBA?s ?Secret? Gets Exposed With Draymond Green in the Front Seat: ?They Had a Viper, Ferrari, Lambo, Corvette, Trying to Sign Under the Table Deal?

Former Washington Wizards star Gilbert Arenas was once on top of the league. His on-court plays dazzled fans and opposing players on a nightly basis. However, due to some off-court issues that took place during his time in Washington, Arenas had to face a lot of consequences. Which ultimately became a factor in his early exit from the league after only playing 11 seasons in the NBA.

Recently, Gilbert Arenas sat down with Golden State Warriors star forward Draymond Green. Arenas and Green talked about multiple things on ?The Draymond Green Show,? including his exit from the Warriors.

Gilbert Arenas exposed the league while talking to Draymond Green

By the second year in the league, Gilbert Arenas had already displayed star-caliber potential. From averaging 10.9 PPG for his first year, Arenas made a huge leap and managed to average 18.3 PPG for his second year with Golden State.

So, while talking to Draymond Green, Arenas revealed what the Warriors’ sales pitch was to sign him back. Arenas said, ?So when we went to the free agency market, you know, the doors are already opened up. I think I was either number two behind Lamar Odom in the free agency market.?

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?So, because of I only played two years, I didn?t have my bird rights meaning Golden State can only offer me a certain amount which was 49. It was a seven-year 49 million. So, seven-year 49 million was the max that they could offer me,? mentioned Arenas.

However, by the end of it, Arenas revealed Golden State?s pitch to get him back despite not being able to offer him the maximum amount. Arenas revealed, ?I ain?t gonna lie, they had a hell of a pitch.?

?They had a viper, a Ferrari, the Lambo downstairs, the Corvette, you know what I mean. So what we were trying to do is we were trying to sign an under-the-table deal. You know, one year 4.9 and then having the contract already signed, seven years 79 million. So, that was the deal that I was gonna sign now and then we was both gonna hold it in the vault,? said Arenas.

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Now, Arenas may have exposed how the Warriors were trying to sign a deal with him under the table. Only so they could offer him the maximum in his fourth year. But eventually, Arenas turned down Golden State to go play for the Washington Wizards, and the rest is history.

What does Draymond Green take away from that though?