Is the literary class a big hit in DPOY? Dream Chaser: I will never give up competition. I have always enjoyed playing against James.

Recently, Warriors star Dream Green accepted an interview with TA reporter Sam Amick and talked about Wenban Yama, the popular candidate for future DPOY (Defensive Player of the Year).

Reporter: You are now 35 years old, but you were actually selected into the discussion for the best defensive player last year. The passage of time has not made your status decline, and your honors have accumulated more and more. But that San Antonio guy is on the rise. Regarding the Defensive Player of the Year award, I know you're not going to give up on it. But he is unique.

Dream Chasing: I will never just throw up my hands and say, "Okay, this award is destined to be his." Just like the reason why I always enjoy playing against LeBron James - when you face top opponents, as long as you have enough competitive spirit, this kind of duel can bring out the best in you. It brings out the best in you.

For a competitor like me, the question now is: How can I stop him for another year? This is not because I want him to perform badly, but as a competitor, I am thinking about how to continue my dominance. You know this kid wants to be a legend, hear all the stories about him, witness the hard work he puts in, and see the progress he makes that takes a lot of sweat. But as a competitor who has been in this field for more than ten years, what I have to consider is how to remain competitive, how to keep this competition suspenseful, and how to continue to leave an extraordinary mark in this cause. This is the mentality I immediately adjusted to - it's definitely not "no chance, he will definitely win".

Fuck it. He's clearly one of the best, and when a rival like that comes up, you always want to measure how you compare to that, even if you're 35 or about to be 36. Just like last year, nothing made me happier than seeing the age breakdown of the All-Defensive teams.