It's a shame because Josh Green isn't bad. The Utah Jazz simply have players at his position who they value higher and for good reason. With that all out there, what do they do with him?

Writer Matt John argues that the Utah Jazz's preseason rotation suggests wing Josh Green is not part of the team's long-term future. Green has seen sporadic preseason playing time primarily alongside the second unit, trailing behind other wings on the depth chart such as rookie Ace Bailey, Lauri Markkanen, Brice Sensabaugh, and Svi Mykhailiuk.
The article notes that Green was acquired late in the offseason in a trade involving Cody Williams and John Konchar. John suggests Green's primary value to Utah may now stem from his expiring contract, which could offer roster flexibility or serve as a trade chip amid frontcourt injuries.
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