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The value of Danny Green


All has done in three-plus seasons as a regular starter is establish himself as one of the NBA’s premier “3-and-D” players, capable of spreading the floor with volume percentage shooting while preventing opponents from doing the same with quality perimeter defense. Green’s career 2.3 blocked shot percentage is among the best in history for a shooting guard. (San Antonio Express-News)

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