The Philadelphia 76ers signed veteran Danny Green on Wednesday. Terms of the deal were not announced by the club. The upcoming season will mark Green’s second stint with the club; he spent two seasons with the 76ers from 2020-22. Green played in 11 games with Memphis and Cleveland last season.
Free agent Danny Green will make his return to the Philadelphia 76ers, Adrian Wojnarowski from ESPN reports. The 36-year-old agreed on a 1-year deal, according to Wojnarowski. The report notes that Green's relationship with Joel Embiid and a new head coach Nick Nurse played a big part in the 76ers desire to bring him into training camp, with a high possibility of making the final roster.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to finalize a contract agreement with veteran swingman Danny Green, Shams Charania from The Athletic reports. According to the report, Green will sign a 1-year, $2 million deal with Cleveland. A three-time NBA champion, Green began his pro career with Cleveland in 2009.
The Philadelphia 76ers signed veteran Danny Green on Wednesday. Terms of the deal were not announced by the club. The upcoming season will mark Green’s second stint with the club; he spent two seasons with the 76ers from 2020-22. Green played in 11 games with Memphis and Cleveland last season.
Free agent Danny Green will make his return to the Philadelphia 76ers, Adrian Wojnarowski from ESPN reports. The 36-year-old agreed on a 1-year deal, according to Wojnarowski. The report notes that Green's relationship with Joel Embiid and a new head coach Nick Nurse played a big part in the 76ers desire to bring him into training camp, with a high possibility of making the final roster.
The Cleveland Cavaliers are expected to finalize a contract agreement with veteran swingman Danny Green, Shams Charania from The Athletic reports. According to the report, Green will sign a 1-year, $2 million deal with Cleveland. A three-time NBA champion, Green began his pro career with Cleveland in 2009.
Memphis Grizzlies guard Danny Green plans to make his season debut on February 1 against the Portland Trail Blazers. The 35-year-old confirmed his intentions on the Inside the Green Room podcast.
Patrick Beverley made headlines recently when he appeared on ESPN's show Get Up to give his opinions about the Dallas Mavericks-Phoenix Suns NBA Western Conference Semifinal series and its Game 7.
"He can't guard anybody. Everybody in the NBA knows that," Beverley said during the show. " What do we call him? A cone. You know what you do with cones?"
"Like in the summertime, you have a cone. You make a move, what does the cone do? ['Stay still', Mike Greenberg replied] Exactly, he's a cone," he expressed. "Stop playing, man, everybody knows that. You just don't want to accept it."
Having heard the comments, current Philadelphia 76ers player Danny Green did not hold back his words during his podcast "Inside the Green Room with Danny Green".
"People target you too, PatBev, you aren't playing no defense out there," Green pushed back. "You ain't stopping Luka. Time and time again, Luka says 'he's too small' and went right at you every chance he got. When you play Luka, you're a cone too, how would you like that?"
Philadelphia 76ers forward Danny Green sustained a torn left ACL during Thursday's season-ending loss to the Miami Heat, The Athletic reported Friday.
Green, who turns 35 next month, had to be carried to the locker room after a first-quarter collision with teammate Joel Embiid.
Green finished with three points and one steal in three minutes. Philadelphia lost the game, 99-90, and the series, 4-2, as top-seeded Miami advanced to the Eastern Conference finals.
Green averaged 5.9 points, 2.5 rebounds and 21.8 minutes in 62 games (28 starts) in 2021-22, his second season in Philadelphia and 13th season in the NBA.
The three-time NBA champion has career averages of 8.7 points, 3.4 rebounds and 1.6 assists in 819 games (709 starts) for the Cleveland Cavaliers (2009-10), San Antonio Spurs (2010-18), Toronto Raptors (2018-19), Los Angeles Lakers (2019-20) and the 76ers. He is a 39.9-percent shooter from 3-point range for his career.
Green signed a two-year, $20 million contract with the Sixers in May 2021. The second season of that contract in 2022-23 is non-guaranteed.
Danny Green was a member of the Toronto Raptors when they won the 2019 NBA championship, led by Kawhi Leonard. The 34-year-old player then played for the Lakers (2019-20) and Philadelphia 76ers (2020-present), celebrating a title with the Purple & Gold in the Orlando Bubble in between. The Raptors host the Sixers on Thursday, April 7 (USA time), and Green will receive his 2019 championship ...
Danny Green appeared on The Ryen Russillo Podcast, sharing his experience of the dramatic Ben Simmons' departure from the Philadelphia 76ers. Green revealed that Simmons changed his phone number without telling anyone on the 76ers. Green said that Simmons didn't respond to teammates' texts or calls, and they didn't talk to him until he surprised everyone at training camp. "I think we all tried at ...
Danny Green is returning to the Philadelphia 76ers, reports Harrison Sanford from NBC Philly. According to the report, Green agreed to a two-year $20 million deal. The second year of the deal is a team option. Last season, Green averaged 9.5 points (41% 3PT), 3.8 rebounds, and 1.7 assists. Earlier, the 76ers also acquired center Andre Drummond.
