[AllThingsMavs] Going into All-Star Break, Josh Green is shooting a career-best 41.2% from three on a career-high 3.5 attempts per game.
Since being inserted into the starting lineup on Jan. 3, he’s averaging 11.7 PPG, 4.1 REB, 2.6 AST while shooting 45.5% from three and 54.6% from the field.
going into All-Star Break, Josh Green is shooting a career-best 41.2% from three on a career-high 3.5 attempts per game
since being inserted into the starting lineup on Jan. 3, he’s averaging 11.7 PPG, 4.1 REB, 2.6 AST while shooting 45.5% from three and 54.6% from the field
— All Things Mavs (@All_Things_Mavs) February 15, 2024
by Diabolic_Bug_Man
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I think his biggest improvement might be decisiveness on drives. Earlier he would too often hesitate and pass it out/drop it off to someone with a worse look than he had. Committing to the shot more confidently right now.
He’s a transition beast which is great for full court plays.
He’s a great spot up shooter for half court plays.
On a good cost controlled contract.
He’s been hyper efficient on his shots. Like he’s barely taking shots some games, but whenever he shoots I’m confident it’ll go in. Completely turn around from his rookie and sophomore year.
You need those kinda players, who are low usage, efficient and just work in the offense.
If he could just improve his screen navigation (been saying this every year of his career), he would one of the best players on the entire roster.
I’ll admit, I was out on our boy early in the season when we struggling/injured, but he’s really come on lately. I don’t think he’ll ever be an all-star or anything like that, but he should continue to be a really good and useful role player.
Funny that until recently you would get piled on for defending Josh Green and saying Timmy is a bad player who ignores the flow of the offense
And to think a bunch of you mfs were asking to trade him just a couple months ago
Been wearing my flair proudly for years.