Green had his best season of his career in '21-'22, getting legitimate rotation minutes for the Bulls. He has actually been a consistently efficient player throughout his career, and his 59.8% eFG% in '21-'22 was in the top fourth percentile for his position, according to Cleaning the Glass. That was highlighted by him converting at a very good 69% rate at the rim while also shooting an above-average 36% from three, numbers that mostly stayed the same or slightly improved over the last couple seasons, on a small sample size. He surprisingly didn't make a roster to start the '23-'24 season, and didn't re-sign with Chicago until late in the '23-'24 season. Green isn't someone that creates off-the dribble (100% of his made threes throughout his career have been assisted), but he doesn't need to in order to stay on the court. He also gets a lot of offensive rebounds and has lowered his turnover rate.  Defensively, Green is slightly undersized for a wing at 6'5", making it harder for him to defend some of the bigger NBA wings, but he works hard on that end and generally has been a positive contributor. He also can be disruptive, demonstrated by his good steal and block rates. Like many role players, if Green can continue to hit threes at a solid rate, he could be a solid low-usage, high-efficiency role player. Green came into the league at an older age, as he will already be 32 when he hits free agency in 2025.