Draymond Green has been quiet on the court for the Golden State Warriors during their down season. But the three-time NBA All-Star, three-time champion and former Defensive Player of the Year is making plenty of noise on the business side. The Warriors forward recently signed a multi-year, multi-million-dollar sneaker deal with Converse to become a featured endorser and the face of the Nike-owned legacy brand.

Draymond joins Phoenix Suns forward Kelly Oubre Jr. as Converse’s current NBA signees, as the brand launches back into performance basketball shoes. The 30-year-old has been with Nike since entering the league as the No. 35 pick in the 2012 NBA draft out of Michigan State, but will now transition into a more prominent role under the Swoosh’s substantial umbrella.

"I wouldn't just go to any brand just to be the headliner. It's not about that for me," he said, per ESPN "The opportunity to stay within the Nike family, but then also, [be with] a brand that I like. I've always worn Chucks. It's a brand that I've always been comfortable with. Now, to have the opportunity to actually be a part of the brand, help build the brand up and bring some new life to the brand, that was an exciting thing to me."

Draymond debuted the Converse G4 (while in street clothes) during the Warriors’ win over the Philadelphia 76ers at the Chase Center in San Francisco on March 7. The shoe, which builds on Converse’s vintage designs while incorporating modern Nike technologies like React cushioning and Zoom Air, will be available in low-top and high-top versions this spring. Draymond is expected to wear his own exclusive player editions of the G4 in the near future.