Draymond Green was a no-show for the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night as the Boston Celtics dominated the Dubs en route to a 116-100 win in Game 3 of the NBA Finals. The Dubs star has received a lot of stick for his lackluster performance as the critics continue to blast him for his impact, or the lack thereof, on the Finals series.

The crew on ESPN's Get Up program had quite a few things to say about Green. At one point, however, one of the analysts took such a savage diss towards the Warriors star that all his other co-hosts just couldn't help but react to the slander:

“It’s a problem when J. Cole has a better stat line than Draymond Green. Period,” former NFL player turned ESPN analyst Ryan Clark said (h/t NBA Retweet on Twitter).

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Multi-Grammy Award-winning hip-hop artist J. Cole is currently pursuing his career as a professional basketball player and he's been making some waves in his own right. However, to compare him to Warriors star Draymond Green has to be slander to the highest level. Even Vince Carter and Patrick Beverley could not help but laugh off the comparison.

Green is not one to keep his true feelings to himself and the outspoken Warriors talisman has a knack for clapping back at his critics. Surely, he can't ignore this one, right?