Josh Green has been through it in the last six months. From the euphoria of reaching his first NBA Finals to the uncertainty of being traded to the Charlotte Hornets with a multi-week expedition through France with the Australian National Team sandwiched between those events, Green has experienced every emotion depicted in 'Inside Out' and it's sequel since June.
His fit in Charlotte has been clunky at best. Pegged as a connective wing to slot nicely into the Hornets preferred starting five of LaMelo Ball, Brandon Miller, Miles Bridges, and Mark Williams, Green was brought in to serve a specific purpose: run in transition, knock down open jumpers, and guard imposing opposing wings.