2+2, 16.6%, lose 27 points while on the court, and become the superfluous behind the reversal. The Lakers traded you right

In order to improve the strength of the lineup this offseason, the Lakers also sent away many players, of which Green was one of the first players to leave the team. Green was first traded to the Thunder, and the Thunder then changed hands to trade him to the Digital Team. If the preseason is the beginning of testing Green's strength, then the opening game is a further test. But what embarrassed Green was that he became the superfluous behind the reversal.

As far as the process of this game is concerned, the Digital Man reversed the Wizards, made a good start to the new season, and also demonstrated the strength of his Eastern strong team. The starting lineup sent by Rivers in this campaign is Green + Harris + Embiid + Curry + Simmons, of which Green is the most embarrassing. Green played only 18 minutes and 16 seconds, and the other four starters all started in 30+ minutes. It can be said that Green is a full fake starter.

In less than 20 minutes, Green made 6 shots and hit 1 ball, a poor 16.6% shooting rate, of which 4 three-point shots ended in iron. If you want to talk about other aspects of contribution, that is, there are 2 steals and 2 assists. In general, Green received 2 points, 2 assists and 2 steals in his first show after changing teams. His plus-minus value was -27 when he was on the court, the team's worst data in this game.

Green was quite embarrassed when he was on the court. His role was to throw a three-pointer, but it was a pity that Green didn't have a three-pointer. When Green couldn't make a three-pointer, his existence was embarrassing. The team reversed the game and won, but Green did not contribute much, relying on the combination of Embiid and Simmons. Even Kirkmaz from the bench made a better three-pointer than him, hitting 3 of 6 shots.

For fans, Green's decline in three-pointers was seen in the 19-20 season. In the season when the Raptors played for the Raptors, Green’s 3-pointer percentage was a career-high 45.5%. Last season, he dropped to 36.7% while playing for the Lakers. In the playoffs, Green pulled his hips even more, and what impressed fans most was that the open three-pointer in the finals was missed. If that three-pointer scores, the Lakers will win the championship early.

Green's three-pointer sight is gone. As his age grows, his defensive mobility is also declining, and his role on the field is not big. This year's offseason the Lakers sent Green away in order to prevent him from dragging his legs. Now it seems that this move is not wrong. If Green can't improve his three-point shooting rate in the later stages of this season, it is not impossible to fall out of the rotation. After all, players like Sebull are younger and more shapeable than him.

Although Green has the attributes that explode every contract year, he is now different from the past. His environment is more complicated and his age is not too young. It depends on how to adjust later.