Draymond Green on how to make All-Star Game more competitive: "Raise the money"

A new format for the All-Star Game is the most debated thing in the NBA.

Per ESPN's Chris Haynes, Golden State Warriors coach Steve Kerr told ESPN that it’s up to the players to fix that.
“I think we could talk about gimmicks and talk about anything we want, whether it’s the money or involves charity, it just comes down to the players taking it seriously,” Kerr said. “I don’t think they have to be out there taking charges, but it’s a collective thing. I think they have to decide, maybe with the players' association, they have to decide what they want that game to look like, and right now, it’s a joke.”
“Nah, [a 10-point, half-court shot] would make it worse,” Stephen Curry told ESPN. “Four-point shot maybe, but that’s still kind of enticing people to just test stuff out. Nah, a 10-point shot definitely wouldn’t work, but maybe a 4-point shot.”

Draymond Green has a simple solution for the lack of competitiveness in the All-Star Game.
“Raise the money,” the power forward told ESPN. “I’m serious. That’s how you’re going to make it more.”