THE GREEN MACHINE: The Subtle Emergence of Josh Green

[mvossman]

You don't have to let it go. I think the board is 50-50 on him. It's just my opinion.

Matisse Thybulle has his warts, but he knew enough about basketball that he could stay in games - even during the playoffs. 

I think uncertainty is JGs problem. I just don't think he knows where he needs to be and the what the right decisions are in certain situations. Sometimes with things like this, it's something you can fix. Sometimes not. I think they (the coaching staff) has had enough to time to know where his trajectory is headed. I realize some people think he's trending upward. I'm just not one of them.

I know he's young, but just because a person is young doesn't mean he's going to "get it" just by playing more. The coaching staff probably already has a handle on what they should do, and I'm as curious as anyone to see what the next few months bring.

Thybulle got 15 minutes a game in the playoffs because he is one of the best defenders in the NBA.  His offense is not any better than Green and he is 4 years older with additional year of experience.  I don't know if Green will improve, but I would rather give it a shot than use him as a throw in for a trade.