Golden State Warriors forward Draymond Green, from right, laughs with Los Angeles Lakers forward LeBron James and center Anthony Davis after a preseason game in San Francisco in 2023. The NBA stars appear in a new TV prank series.
The Los Angeles Lakers great was eager to prank the Golden State Warriors forward as part of Washington Wizards center Anthony Davis’ new unscripted hidden camera comedy series “Foul Play with Anthony Davis,” which debuts after the NCAA men’s national college basketball championship game on Monday, April 6.
“Foul Play With Anthony Davis” (TV-14) airs at 8:30 p.m. Monday, April 6, on TBS, TNT and TruTV, as well as on each network’s app. New 30-minute episodes are released at 6 p.m. every Monday through July 20.
“These people already think I’m a monster,” Green says during the reveal of the joke in a clip released by TBS on Saturday, April 4. “When they see this, they really gonna think I’m a monster.”
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The show, from the same pranksters behind “Impractical Jokers,” is available on TBS, TNT and TruTV, as well as on each network’s app.
Though several clips from the segment have already circulated to tease the episode, this story may include spoilers for those who have yet watched those trailers.
The prank consists of a nonexistent “investment opportunity” in a fictional company called Satellite Point Capital, which wants to open a series of “mall psychics.” To sell this far-fetched concept, David and James enlists the help of Rich Paul, the super agent who represents both James and Green.
“He about to get a technical foul right now,” James says in another clip released Friday, April 3, referencing Green’s often intense behavior on the court.
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Davis adds that Green has “four rings, two (Olympic) gold medals and zero chill.”
Other guests on the show this season include WNBA star and Stanford University alum Cameron Brink, NBA players Terance Mann, Jarred Vanderbilt and former Warrior D’Angelo Russell, as well as Los Angeles Dodgers shortstop Mookie Betts and manager Dave Roberts.
