Danny Green - 33% from Three - TRADE

[tholdren]

This doesn't make any sense. If he sucks, why did SA re-sign him? If he sucks, how did SA make 3 straight WCF, 2 Finals and win another le with such a gaping hole? How is SA with TP sucking and DG's overrated defense the top defense in the league with such a gaping defensive hole?

No one is saying he's had a great season - especially by his own lofty standards. What people are saying is that despite his shooting woes this year, he STILL adds value and when the shooting comes he's pretty much irreplaceable

Matt bonner

[tholdren]

Bruh, if DG played in your pick up games, he would be the best point guard, finisher and everything else This is against NBA talent. He has a flaw. If he could handle the ball like Steph Curry he would be a top 10 player in the league with his ability to hit 3's and defend at a high level with fantastic ball-handling/finishing ability.

Not true. I've witnessed current nba players play in tournaments and have not won, nor been the best on the court.

[Obstructed_View]

Perhaps the most heralded shooting coach in the NBA can help him?

Yeah, the Spurs have probably the best shooting coach in the league. I'm not sure what this guy thinks he sees, but it's pretty clear he went looking for something. It's not a far-fetched idea; I did the same thing, but I was willing to admit that I couldn't see any difference other than perhaps the arc of the ball.

[DMC]

He shoots best when he goes straight up, not jumping forward or in transition. He's not a good transition 3 shooter but he's hit a few. I thought Neal was better at that but maybe not.

[DJR210]

Danny Green is giving Spur fans flashbacks of Jaren Jackson.

Oh god, not that D-Lo Brown mother er smh

[Budkin]

We need the Tar Heel Triples.

[Obstructed_View]

He shoots best when he goes straight up, not jumping forward or in transition. He's not a good transition 3 shooter but he's hit a few. I thought Neal was better at that but maybe not.

That's probably true for most shooters. From what I saw, he jumps about 8 inches forward consistently when he was killing it in the finals and when he went 1-9 the other night. He's surprisingly good at catching and shooting going left or right, and he can actually shoot in transition, either off the dribble or from a pass, though he likely doesn't do it often enough to get a real read on it.

I'd be interested in seeing his percentage of contested vs uncontested threes. My guess is that he actually shoots a lower percentage when there's nobody near him because his arc flattens out.

[Mnky]

Oh Kawhi. Don't leave the one guy outside of Paul making a shot open..

[Spurs_Be_Beastin']

Shades of the old LDN tonight tbh

[spurtech09]

Hope it's official..

[tholdren]

great game by green - trade while value is high

[DarrinS]

great game by green - trade while value is high

Uh, no

[2centsworth]

Not true. I've witnessed current nba players play in tournaments and have not won, nor been the best on the court.

70yr old washed-up players don't count. I've played with a few NBA players and the 's not fair, and I'm considered good.

[UNT Eagles 2016]

He shoots best when he goes straight up, not jumping forward or in transition. He's not a good transition 3 shooter but he's hit a few. I thought Neal was better at that but maybe not.

Neal lost us 6 with that dumb ...

[Darius McCrary]

Good to see a LDN sighting tonight

[PopTheGOAT]

He shoots best when he goes straight up, not jumping forward or in transition. He's not a good transition 3 shooter but he's hit a few. I thought Neal was better at that but maybe not.

When he's on a stretch where he's "on", he's actually pretty good in transition where he pulls up at the top of the arc for 3 and momentum makes him land like 2-3 ft ahead of the line. It's pretty awkward, really. I've remember talking about it with a few of my buddies who also noticed it.

[DMC]

That's probably true for most shooters. From what I saw, he jumps about 8 inches forward consistently when he was killing it in the finals and when he went 1-9 the other night. He's surprisingly good at catching and shooting going left or right, and he can actually shoot in transition, either off the dribble or from a pass, though he likely doesn't do it often enough to get a real read on it.

I'd be interested in seeing his percentage of contested vs uncontested threes. My guess is that he actually shoots a lower percentage when there's nobody near him because his arc flattens out.

I was watching his commercial where he shoots the three several times. He does just as you said each time so I suppose that's his natural action. He seems to accentuate the jump when someone is guarding him though.

[TheDoctor]

Let's hope Verde keep it rolling tbh. At this point he’s there for defense 1st (which he's doing an amazing job) and secondly to shoot treys.

If Danny turns hot coming Playoffs time = NBA's ed.

[tmtcsc]

4-5 on three's is great and shows what this team can do if Green's making shots. He's had big games but has not been consistent. Have a few 4 out of 5 games where he makes at least 3 three pointers and I'll feel better. We don't need a crazy amount of points from him - just make defenders play honest and make the open shots they give you.

[look_at_g_shred]

nba = cucked

[BackHome]

His shot looked so much better last night. You can kind of tell he went back to basics from his form and where he is shooting

[DMC]

Pop needs to keep Danny off the point, off that mother er. Danny should never bring the ball up unless he got a steal and is in transition. You always know he's going to turn it over if he does.