Danny Green Agrees To Return To 76ers On 2-Year/$20M Deal.

Aug 5, 2021

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So far, the Philadelphia 76ers have had a pretty quiet summer, with their biggest move essentially being a swap from Dwight Howard to Andre Drummond.

But now, they can say they’ve brought back two-way guard Danny Green as well, who has apparently agreed to return to the team on a two-year deal.

UFA Danny Green (@DGreen_14 ) has agreed to return to the Philadelphia 76ers on a 2-year/$20M deal.

Green shot 40% from 3 this season on 6.3 attempts. Green had 1.3 SPG (t-career best) and 0.8 BPG after playing in 69 of 72 regular season games.

— Harrison Sanford (@HarrisonSanford) August 5, 2021

A 3x Champion and career 9-point-per-game scorer, Danny Green is a solid rotational piece who plays both ends of the floor.

While several teams around the league were hoping to land him, he is staying with the Sixers for the short-term future, where he will no doubt continue to serve his role as a 3-and-D player.

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