There wasn't much excitement about the Utah Jazz getting Josh Green, but he may wind up being more useful than we think if he carves out a consistent role. It's a win, even if it's not a big win.

Writer Matt John argues that acquiring Josh Green has turned out to be a surprisingly beneficial move for the Utah Jazz despite an otherwise difficult start to their season. While Green was initially viewed as an unexciting acquisition meant to clear cap space, his early performances, including a recent start, have shown he can be a reliable and meaningful role player.
John highlights that Utah's net rating is noticeably better with Green on the floor, making him the only consistent role player with a positive net rating. The Jazz acquired Green by trading away Cody Williams and waived player John Konchar, which John views as strong asset management that gives Utah flexibility moving forward.
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