Danny Green showing early skills in Cavs summer league

Posted Jul 14, 2009
Danny Green is showing some polish and playing with some confidence. The 6-6 wing impressed the coaching staff not only with how he's stuck to the defensive concepts that are an important part of getting playing time, but with a quick adjustment to the NBA's 3-point line. Green leads the team with a 13.5 points per game average. But summer-league averages can be deceiving. What is worth paying attention to is that he's hit 5-of-10 3-pointers. (Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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