Frank Nova wrote:BigO wrote:Glad Green is signed, but saying this is a great deal is way overstating it.
I was probably the first on this board to tout Green when he first came to the Bucks. I saw him a ton in AAU before he had a great run in college.
But I am disappointed that he still refuses or can't put the ball on the court. The other night against OKC he couldn't get his shot off at all and the one time he did try and dribble he got it taken away,
I get the 3 and D thing, but he will need to expand his game a little more offensively to merit any more that he just got. It's strange because he was an excellent ball handler in college and he has lost all confidence in it or the Bucks have told him to just be one dimensional.
AJ Green is a great find and a solid player but he’s still hands down the weakest link in the starting lineup and it’s really not even close. He’s the defensive target for every opposing team and if his shot isn’t falling he’s rendered pretty useless overall besides some pesky defense he usually gets himself into foul trouble over. This could prove to be a good signing but I’m with you, this is far from any bright shining moment.
A Kuzma trade to get an upgrade from AJ Green in the starting lineup and to get AJ Green back coming off the bench is what this team needs more than anything imo.
If you’re ranking all 60 starting wings in the association (SG/SF), does AJ Green crack your top 50?
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I don't agree with this at all.
I have been extremely impressed with AJ Green's defense. He is exactly the type of player we need around Giannis. His usage is not going to be detrimental to what we should be focusing on offensively. I absolutely love what he brings to this team.
If we manage to bring in a better option either SG or SF and therefore bring either Green or Trent off the bench, I'm all for it. However, there aren't many realistic options available.
I'm relieved we retained AJ Green, and I think his contract extension is a fantastic deal for the Bucks