Godmoney wrote:There isn't a team in the league that can feature him as a scorer and win more than 30 games. As far as I can tell, he is only able to generate high percentage shots when he is playing SF and posting up smaller players. His slashing game is weak - despite his size and athleticism he can't get to the line. He can't shoot the 3. He can't shoot mid-range. All he can do is post and take those hook shots. However, show me a single team in the league that would be better off if only they had the ability to get Jeff Green more shots. That team doesn't exit. His PER is 11.77. He sucks. That is behind Tony Allen, #233 in the league. As has been case every single year he has been in the league, his team is better defensively with him on the bench. He doesn't board. He doesn't create for others. I just don't think there is a "system" in which Jeff Green can thrive at this level. I sure as hell hope I am wrong, but this guy is a capital B-U-S-T so far and I'd be shocked if he turned his career around and became a useful player.
All I will say about him is that every maybe 5th game he has an above average performance, but overall he is a drain on this team.
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He has a terrible feel for the game and some of the worst intangibles that I have seen at the NBA level. The stuff he does on the court that DONT show up in the box score COST YOU GAMES. I don't know about his +/- for the Bulls game but I can tell you he has had a NEGATIVE +/- EVERY SINGLE YEAR HE'S BEEN IN THE LEAGUE.
A significant improvement at this point would be nothing short of a miracle since has not gotten better in any part of his game since he came into the league 6 years ago….a pretty rare feat in todays NBA.
I don't understand what Ainge was thinking after seeing this guy up close for a year….and where the hell was the Brain Doctor?