In response to breaktime's comment:

No one is going to take his bloated contract.

I think he will be much better in about 10 games..He blocked some shots, got rebes..and just missed several shots...keeps working, will be fine.

In response to Ortiz123's comment:

He could end up doing what Bradley did last season. I mean Bradley sucked the first 2 months of last season then, BOOM!!!

We complain about Jeff Green not being aggressive, When he gets aggressive and things doesn't go his way we hate on him.. 

Let's give this guy a chance.. I mean c'mon how many ppl on here can be months out of heart surgery and enter the NBA ? I know I couldn't so Im giving him the benefit of the doubt.

I hope you're right but I don't see it happening. Bradley seems to me to have a much tougher mental game than Green. Green seems to be "on" some nights and off others. But would love to be proven wrong.

We complain about Jeff Green not being aggressive, When he gets aggressive and things doesn't go his way we hate on him.. 

Let's give this guy a chance.. I mean c'mon how many ppl on here can be months out of heart surgery and enter the NBA ? I know I couldn't so Im giving him the benefit of the doubt.

"Get real.  This  is the NBA you're talking about.  Bloated contracts abound.  He'd be taken for 1) his  potential, 2) a team's lack  of  swingmen, 3) to give the C's a bloated contract in return."

Wrong - coming off heart surgery and signed to an overly generous contract are a lethal combination. He's simply not tradeable right now - not for anyone worth having. 

Now, having said that, if Green can play pretty well the next couple months he might be tradeable before the deadline - assuming we can live without him and maybe get a big for example. 

"He could end up doing what Bradley did last season. I mean Bradley sucked the first 2 months of last season then, BOOM!!!"

I hope you're right but I don't see it happening. Bradley seems to me to have a much tougher mental game than Green. Green seems to be "on" some nights and off others. But would love to be proven wrong.

Bradley had that deer in headlights look for long stretches...

Green already has show flashes of brilliance...Doc is making him into an all around player..which he must do..Bass is coming around nicely..

There were people here saying that Bradley was not an NBA players..same for  Moore..

"Get real.  This  is the NBA you're talking about.  Bloated contracts abound.  He'd be taken for 1) his  potential, 2) a team's lack  of  swingmen, 3) to give the C's a bloated contract in return."

Wrong - coming off heart surgery and signed to an overly generous contract are a lethal combination. He's simply not tradeable right now - not for anyone worth having. 

Now, having said that, if Green can play pretty well the next couple months he might be tradeable before the deadline - assuming we can live without him and maybe get a big for example. 

"He could end up doing what Bradley did last season. I mean Bradley sucked the first 2 months of last season then, BOOM!!!"

I hope you're right but I don't see it happening. Bradley seems to me to have a much tougher mental game than Green. Green seems to be "on" some nights and off others. But would love to be proven wrong.

The difference between Bradley and Green is more than four years in age.  Green is not a newbie.

By the way how is Bradley and when is he coming back?

We complain about Jeff Green not being aggressive, When he gets aggressive and things doesn't go his way we hate on him.. 

Let's give this guy a chance.. I mean c'mon how many ppl on here can be months out of heart surgery and enter the NBA ? I know I couldn't so Im giving him the benefit of the doubt.

Green for Millsap!

Utah has no one like Green, and they have Jefferson, Kanter and Favors....in addition to Millsap.

Or we could sign Kenyon Martin and trade Green for Gortat.  He'd be great in PHO, although they have Beasley!

Noticed that stat.

If  he doesn't develop consistency, he'll play himself right into  another  team's roster.