Gerald Green is no stranger to fans, and the nine-fingered little forward was the NBA All-Star Weekend dunk king and the son of the famous Houston, as he was a Houston native. As such, Green has joined the Houston Rockets several times in his career and wants to play for the team in his hometown.
It is worth mentioning that Green also temporarily left the NBA, went to the Russian league and China's CBA league as a foreign aid, played for the Foshan Dragon Lions, the predecessor of the Guangzhou Dragon and Lions, but soon returned to the United States and continued to compete in the NBA.
Last October, Green failed to stay with the Rockets as a player and subsequently announced his retirement. Retired Green did not leave the NBA or leave basketball, he still got a contract with the Rockets, but his identity is a player development coach.
In any case, just let Green stay in the NBA and Houston. But now, the NBA has a shortage of employees, and many players who have been eliminated have been given the opportunity to return to the NBA, such as Stephenson, Joe Johnson, Thomas Jr., or Ilyasova and Mudiay, and Green also looks very excited.
Today, Green announced that he was going to make a comeback, but first went to the NBA to play in the development league. This decision was clearly approved by the Rockets. This season's Rockets have focused on rebuilding and don't have much to ask for. As a player development coach, Green's temporary departure is also understandable, joining the team of the NBA Development League, most likely to play with the Rockets' subordinate team Vipers, seeking a 10-day short contract in the NBA.
In fact, the NBA's 10-day short contract does not cost much money, and Green's ultimate goal is to re-play in the NBA and continue to be a player.