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» Wednesday, February 29 2012

“I love Russia, but it was a crazy experience for me as far as trying to learn the European game. It was so hard for me. I was just playing strictly off of talent and what I knew from the NBA. Just me being there and that experience, me being there it was unbelievable man. The people there are a little different. No English, of course, but I had fun. I feel like I got better. I feel like I came there and I left there a better person. At the end of the day, that’s what matters to me. HoopsWorld

 

» Tuesday, February 28 2012

Gerald Green is not the same kid who came out of high school in 2005 when he was a first-round pick of Boston. But he has the same type of athleticism and explosiveness so the Nets took a low risk, high reward gamble and yesterday signed the 6-foot-8 forward to a 10-day contract. “Once I came out of high school, I was a little immature. I didn’t know any better. I didn’t know how to be a professional,” said Green, who joined the team in time to practice at SMU yesterday. “I’m a totally different individual.” Coach Avery Johnson conducted a two-forward workout last week in Houston and was impressed by Green, who can help at the Nets’ injury decimated small forward spot. Green impressed — and that impression improved when he was the MVP of the NBA D-League All-Star Game in Orlando over the weekend. New York Post

 

» Monday, February 27 2012

The Nets have signed former NBA Slam Dunk champion Gerald Green to a 10-day contract. Green, 26, was drafted 18th overall by the Boston Celtics in 2005, straight outta high school. He won the 2007 Slam Dunk competition, but was out of the league after playing 28 games with the Mavericks in 2008-09. He was most recently with the D-Fenders of the D-League, winning the D-League All-Star MVP last week. New York Daily News

The Nets are on the verge of signing 2012 D-League All-Star game MVP and 2007 NBA Slam Dunk Contest champion Gerald Green, a league source confirmed to ESPN NewYork.com. "It's looking that way," the source said. The 26-year-old Green, who has been trying to revive his NBA career with the D-League's Los Angeles D-Fenders, holds career averages of 7.5 points and two rebounds in 181 professional games over four seasons. He last played 38 games with Dallas in 2008-09. ESPN.com

 

» Wednesday, January 11 2012

Earl Barron: Watching the D League showcase. Gerald Green balling. He got 30 with a quarter and a half to go. He must have watched Kobe last night. #BBQ Twitter

 

» Thursday, December 22 2011

 

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» Friday, December 2 2011

After four games in two weeks in the Chinese Basketball Association league (CBA), Gerald Green, former NBA slam duck contest winner, was sacked by Foshan Longlions club. Foshan Longlions Club of CBA told media that it decided to terminate the contract with the 25-year-old forward because he "failed to fit into the tactic system of the whole team," despite out-standing personal abilities. "The coach team considered it again and again and made this difficult decision, in order to meet the team's long-term needs," the club's statement said. "We wish Mr Green good luck in his future career, and look forward to cooperating with him again." China Daily

"The team needs someone to stand out at the crucial time. I tried to lead the team but maybe I was not doing good enough," Green said. Besides, the club revealed that it had signed Marcus Haislip as a new foreign player. Haislip, also an ex-NBA player, helped the defending champions of CBA Guangdong Southern Tigers win its 7th title last season. China Daily

 

» Thursday, December 1 2011

After four games in two weeks in the Chinese Basketball Association league (CBA), Gerald Green, former NBA slam duck contest winner, was sacked by Foshan Longlions club. Foshan Longlions Club of CBA told media that it decided to terminate the contract with the 25-year-old forward because he "failed to fit into the tactic system of the whole team," despite out-standing personal abilities. "The coach team considered it again and again and made this difficult decision, in order to meet the team's long-term needs," the club's statement said. "We wish Mr. Green good luck in his future career, and look forward to cooperating with him again." CRI.cn

 

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» Tuesday, August 9 2011

Terrence Williams is largely headed the way of Gerald Green. An exciting young talent that for whatever reason can't find time on the floor, mostly attributable to attitude and basketball intelligence reasons. But he's entertaining every second of it. For example, take this video taken from this weekend at one of the Pro-Ams. There are dunks, we've seen those. And there are celebrations. And then there's this. CBSSports.com

 

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