Gerald Green
While he may not be the quietest or soft-spoken guy on the court, it is really puzzling to see Gerald Green be a free agent. Over the years, teams have given up on Green and have not really been willing to give him a shot, which is really weird seeing as he is an insanely good athlete and scoring machine.
Since entering the league in 2005, Gerald Green has been a member of 8 different organizations and everywhere he has gone, he has produced. Over the course of his career, Green has averaged 9.7 points, 2.5 rebounds and has shot 36.1% from three-point range.
With him now being 35-years-old, Green is probably not the high-flying scoring machine he once was early on in his career, but if he was to play 10-15 minutes per game, there is no doubt in my mind that Green could still be very productive and knock down some big shots.
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The best thing about Gerald Green is that he is a guy that can and always has created for himself. He can literally take anybody one-on-one and because of the type of athlete he is, Green tends to find a lot of success doing so.
This kind of play style may not fit well with the Nuggets, especially with everything going through Nikola Jokic offensively, but Gerald Green has been a name that has popped up in rumors surrounding the Nuggets and their open roster spot.
With no Gary Harris anymore and a need for a high-level scorer in the second-unit, Gerald Green could make a lot of sense for the Denver Nuggets.
