The Phoenix Suns 2013-14 season had a certain magical quality to it. A team projected for less than 20 wins finished with 48 and consistently competed (and often beat) the best the West had to offer.
Goran Dragic transformed from a career backup to an all-NBA performer and lifted the play of a cast of anonymous role players around him.
One of the guys on the lower end of the anonymity totem pole was Gerald Green. A former top-20 pick and high school sensation who flunked out of chances with six other teams, Green improbably broke out in Phoenix.