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He's locked up for a couple years, brah.
Finals MVP material right now, ballin' out of his mind for sure. What's the o/u of the number of teams that are gonna be willing to overpay him?
He's locked up for a couple years, brah.
Whoever overpays him or trades for him will watch in horror as he gets exposed faster than Roger Mason Jr., tbh....
Dude is overrated imho. Just a cheap 3pt shooter who blossomed on a good team somehow. Green doesn't have much ability to create chances for himself and he should never be the #1 or #2 scoring option on any team imho. Is he a clutch shooter? yes, but if you give me such height and a starting spot on the Spurs I would probably shoot even better than he does. Guy is not much better than the best of Matt Carroll imho, and he's already playing close to his full potential
He's playing better than Trevor Ariza did for the Lakers.
solid comparison tbh.
Pop said it best in his interview.
"He can shoot but doesn't have moves or cant dribble."
I lol'd at that. Its true, guy cant even make layups.
With that said there is no one on the Spurs that deserves MVP more than him though.
If someone posted here a few months ago that DG would be a potential Finals MVP, he would have been laughed at
I know I would have loled
Dude is just a shorter Novak plus passable defense
3.7 and 4 million for the next two years. Not bad.
Thanking God for his performance
Danny Green played like a legend. From being known by a couple of million people to being known by tens of millions of people? Its no surprise since the NBA could give no care about the Spurs since their market isn't huge. The bandwagoners don't like to learn anything about any other team. Their whole ideal is to bandwagon...and only follow a great team blindly and not learn..historys, rules, or anything about team. Only whats within the diameter of that.....errr...Wagon. Thus, the NBA, with no choice but to say "That guys" name on television, you have blessed a bandwagoner with the knowledge that they needed to know in the first place.
Anyway.....but..this other guy..
..but Emanuel Ginobili playing well really saved the Spurs from what could have been a disaster. I've examined all box scores and games closely. I know that if Ginobili played this well in all previous games, this would have been a sweep and not even a close one to. Even in the previous game, the Heat would not at all in comfortable position...without Ray Allens 14 points. He was plus 19 and every time he was in the game, the Heat would push up the lead. The big three nearly played all 48 minutes meaning at least one of them were out there to feed off Allen's presence.
What was the big three's plus or minus? About in the middle single digits. At least one of them were out there with Ray Allen in the game so their lenovo stats are flawed. Despite fully disregarding their teammates and score 85 points altogether, they could have still easily lost the game.
Ray Allen was always the deciding factor if the Heat won the games. I know all the stars will get their shots but there's always the ...
Catalyst.
Ginobili is the catalyst of the series and if he can cancel out what Ray Allen produces, the Spurs will win this series. Heat fans better pray for this not to happen.
I know what to expect out of Green & Neal. I not worried about Parker and Duncan at all. Ginobili is the most important factor to get this done.
green iz a winna
Locked up through 2015 son.
But seriously, if the Spurs win the 'ship, I could care less if he does ing voodoo. Keep shooting that three DG.
I think TP gets the MVP if the Spurs manage to pull it off. Playing on a bad hammy and actually getting into the defense and creating plays, that's more important and more valuable than someone knocking down open looks. If anything, DG would get it for his defense which is as important as his offense. He's been great in transition, never seen anything like it in all my days from a role player on someone like Lebron, maybe Bruce but that's a different type.
Sorry, but attributing one's abilities to a supernatural power is unacceptable for a 21st century human. Danny's a great shooter, and I love him as a member of the Spurs - but damn, that guy is delusional.
Which means the Spurs will be a defensive minded team through that time. With Leonard, Green, Parker and whatever decent big they can acquire they should be formidable.
NO WEAPON FORMED AGAINST ME SHALL PROSPER!
Sorry, but attributing one's abilities to a supernatural power is unacceptable for a 21st century human. Danny's a great shooter, and I love him as a member of the Spurs - but damn, that guy is delusional.
They all do it. It's part and parcel of being at that level. Blacks, by and large, are firm believers in the Christian god. When things go right for them they thank that god first, especially in the media. Never heard Tim or Manu do it, but they hail from different regions, not from North Carolina.
Sorry, but attributing one's abilities to a supernatural power is unacceptable for a 21st century human. Danny's a great shooter, and I love him as a member of the Spurs - but damn, that guy is delusional.
10X better than Jason Terry, tbh. Terry was just lucky he played alongside Dirk.
lol ya novak was on da team and wasnt no green
he couldnt see da court
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