Draymond Green takes unbelievable shot at Charles Barkley's career during 'Inside the NBA' 

Green went on to explain that the Warriors just want to continue competing at a championship level whether it results in another championship or not. 

The "Inside the NBA" crew has built an unmatched rapport with one another over years of doing the show together where they can take little playful digs at one another and laugh it off. They know it's coming from a place of respect, they exchange banter and then move onto the next part of the segment. 

But this felt a little different. 

Your best friend making a playful jab at you hits a little different than a new person showing up in the group and saying the same thing. You expect it from the friend. You know where it's coming from. You have all probably made the same joke at each other for years. The new person doesn't have that same cache, and the awkward silence from the rest of the crew certainly gave it that feel. Especially when Smith asked Green to explain what he was talking about. 

Barkley, by the way, still averaged 16.5 points per game with the Rockets in his four seasons and played in an All-Star Game. His 8.4 rebounds per game with the Rockets were also identical to what he averaged with Phoenix Suns. While he was clearly not the player he was at his prime with the Philadelphia 76ers and Phoenix, he was hardly embarrassing himself out there. He could still bring it. 

Green, for the record, has averaged 8.7 points and 6.8 rebounds over his full career. This past season, he averaged just 8.4 points and 5.5 rebounds per game. 

Even with all of that, this is why you put Green on a show like that. He is going to bring some serious heat to it and say whatever is on his mind. He might have a future on the show. And perhaps after a couple of years, he can make a similar comment get a different reaction from the rest of the crew.