For Warriors star Draymond Green, this offseason has been all about the Benjamins.
First, Green agreed to a four-year, $100 million contract extension with Golden State, keeping the three-time All-Star from potentially entering free agency in 2020.
Then last week, one of Green’s first investments -- Smile Direct Club -- went public on the stock market and went from a $150 million valuation to a $9 billion valuation. Draymond told Forbes that his investment is now worth 40 times what it was initially.
Green was recently asked about his future plans after basketball, and the 29-year-old has no desire to slow down his money-making moves.