The Golden State Warriors are hopeful to get a decision from Steve Kerr, and Draymond Green wants him back as head coach.

Draymond Green can say whatever he wants about Charles Barkley’s career, but everyone knows they’re on different levels as players and broadcasters. Green filled in for Shaquille O’Neal on Wednesday night on Inside the NBA.

The Bounce Beef Court is back in session for another very important case. This time, we’ve got a contentious dispute between Warriors forward Draymond Green and former NBA guard Austin Rivers. It began with Draymond offering up a very curious take regarding his coach, Steve Kerr, on his podcast:

That exchange didn't sit well with Nick Wright, who argued that Green's confidence in placing himself above Barkley is largely shaped by "ring culture." With four championships to his name, Dray appears to view that resume as definitive proof of superiority over a player like Chuck, who never won an NBA championship.

So this whole thing where I’m comparing myself to Draymond — Draymond’s a Hall of Famer. No matter what anybody on this podcast, no matter what I say, or what anybody says, it’s not going to change. He’s a first-ballot Hall of Famer,