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At number nine with a bullet, we have the beloved sharpshooter and the pride of Cedar Falls, Iowa: AJ “Dairy Bird” Green. In one of the few great moments from last season, fans who were still watching games in April…

AJ Green was ranked ninth in the Milwaukee Bucks roster ranking following an impressive shooting season. Green broke Ray Allen's 25-year-old franchise record from 2001 by finishing the season with 232 three-pointers. He registered the third-best three-point percentage among NBA players with at least 500 attempts, trailing only Jamal Murray and Kon Knueppel, while posting a true-shooting percentage of 62.7%.
Despite his elite shooting and playing through an early-season shoulder injury, Green struggled defensively, notably during three-guard lineups featuring Kevin Porter Jr. and Gary Trent Jr. Due to defensive limitations and a crowded backcourt, the analysis projects Green will likely compete for rotation minutes off the bench for the Bucks.
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