Danny Green's invisible value: How he has impacted NBA Finals amid shooting slump

Posted Oct 8, 2020
Danny Green is shooting 33 percent in the postseason. Yet Frank Vogel hasn't taken him out of the starting lineup. Neither did Nick Nurse a year ago, or Gregg Popovich in his last six postseason runs in San Antonio. Because three of the best coaches in the NBA all reached the same conclusion: Green still impacts games even when his shot isn't falling. (CBS Sports)

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