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Golden State Warriors<\/a> forward Draymond Green has never been shy about voicing his opinions and delivering some brutally honest statements. It’s that mindset that makes him a likely natural for a career in television when his playing days are over, and we got a great glimpse of what that might look like when he filled during “Inside the NBA” on Wednesday night.<\/p>\n It was during that appearance that he took a wild shot at the end of Charles Barkley’s career when discussing what the Warriors’ short-term goals are as their core group gets older and deals with injuries.<\/p>\n Barkley ignited the fuse for Green’s comment by saying that professional sports is a young man’s game, and that nobody wins when they are in their late 30s.<\/p>\n It was at that point that Green said the goal was to simply not look like Barkley did when he ended his career with the Houston Rockets<\/a>.\u00a0<\/p>\n After a brief awkward silence, Kenny Smith interjected and asked Green what that looked like, with Green responding by saying, “Did you see it? I saw it.”\u00a0<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nDraymond Green does not want to look like Charles Barkley in Houston<\/h2>\n