What is Green's ceiling?

[SnakeBoy]

I mostly lurk up here now. It's hit new lows up here the past couple of seasons. Pearls before swine, tbh.

I gave you the benefit of the doubt because you actually used the enter key, but your post just felt like a bunch of try hard nonsense mixed in with the points you were making. From you going immediately to post count smack, to saying like "Reductio ad absurdum:" to make you sound smarter, to adding lame throw away lines like "Even Superman has Kryptonite" to make your post purposely longer...the whole thing was just forced and unnecessary. You are a classic try hard and probably either a got or socially awkward in real life.

You keep on typing though buddy. Maybe you can get you a little group of grey disciples that think you actually have some real posting/basketball a en when the reality is you are just some pseudo-intellectual bull ter.

All of that just to call the guy a got seems like a classic example of trying too hard.

[RD2191]

All of that just to call the guy a got seems like a classic example of trying too hard.

[mkurts]

Green's ceiling is like Scottie Pippen if he works super hard and becomes consistent

[Chinook]

Green's ceiling is like Scottie Pippen if he works super hard and becomes consistent

That's a lofty goal. I think Pippen is closer to Leonard's ceiling rather than Green's. I think Danny can become the two-guard version or Horry, though.

[ElNono]

He looks like prime Ariza right now, IMO, which is not a bad place to be. His two biggest glaring deficiencies are confidence in his dribble drive (dribbling in general), and certain mental mistakes (mostly borne out of losing focus at times, I suspect). I actually don't know if he can fix either at this point, but he's already a damn good player as it is.

[BG_Spurs_Fan]

Green's ceiling is like Scottie Pippen if he works super hard and becomes consistent

I suppose you're not old enough to have seen Scottie play, but Green is about as far away from Scottie as a wing could be. Apart from the transition defense, there's nothing similar about them two. Scottie was a superior perimeter defender, though the handchecking definitely helped, he was never anywhere near the 3 point shooter that Green is, but had great handles, could attack and finish strongly and was a great distributor.

[mingus]

His ceiling is that of a role player on a championship team in the form of being a 3&D guy. He's probably the best 3&D guy in the league.

But he can't dribble or play make worth a . He added a one-handed little runner last season to a degree and once he perfects that I can't see him really adding much else.

[spurraider21]

pippen ran an offense. green is fortunate to not dribble off his foot