Lakers’ Danny Green falls into union role, and it’s a good fit

Posted May 29, 2020
Danny Green is the Lakers’ player representative to the NBPA, a role with the players’ union that he’s had several times in the past. After calls with union leadership, Green sends detailed messages on the Lakers’ group chat, fields questions, and tries to illuminate during an uncertain time. “I get pretty detailed,” said Green, who is in his 11th season. (Los Angeles Times)

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