fractured hand
spurs 1st team to 30 wins last night without him, can they keep winning?
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01-14-14 01:21 PM #1
Green out 4 weeks
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01-14-14 02:12 PM #2
It's not as if Green is the reason they are winning. Personally, I like him, but they should trade him and get whatever they can, preferably a dependable big man.
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01-14-14 04:07 PM #3
Green played a major part in the Finals last year. Trading Green would be a big mistake since he's having a terrible season thus far
Originally Posted by tsimmns
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01-14-14 04:15 PM #4
Green is a scrub. The spurs don't need him to win.
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01-14-14 04:59 PM #5
The fact that I didn't know whether you were talking about Danny Green, Gerald Green, Willie Green, Jeff Green or Draymond Green from the title of the thread goes to show that any of those guys could be out 4 weeks with a fractured hand and it wouldn't matter.
In fact, I would argue that of the 5 Greens currently playing, Gerald, Jeff and Draymond (in that order) would be bigger losses to their teams than Danny. And it's a toss up between who is the least important Green to their team between Danny and Willie.
Can Spurs keep winning without him? I think they'll be OK.
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