Green said goodbye to the Rockets again and was full of love! Stone spoke up for thanks. Suns GM praised the potential and promised to start first

On the evening of July 7, Jaylen Green updated his INS for the second time. He said goodbye to the Rockets, and he wrote: "Houston! ! ! Thank you for the support and love you have given me since day one, I will never forget, and always be so. "(Earlier, the 7-party big deal was reached, the Rockets officially bid farewell to Jaylen Green)

Raphael Stone thanked Green for her efforts at a press conference on July 8: "JG started from Houston in the past four years, and he was equivalent to transitioning from a teenager to a mature NBA player, and he played an important role in the development and reconstruction of our team. Off the court, he is friendly and dedicated to his teammates, coaches and staff, and he is an important part of our team culture. ”

The Suns also held a signing press conference for rookies. At the press conference, Suns General Manager Brian Greg said of Jaylen Green: "Our team will become very fast. Green has the ability to break through and hold the ball and fast break. He is very good at this. He is 23 years old this year and 24 years old next year. I think he still has unlimited potential. ”

Speaking of Green and Booker's starting lineup, Greg said: "They both have excellent ball control. I think they can cooperate well when they don't hold the ball. Our game style will be carried out with faster speed and better running position, and the team will open up more space for them. ”

Gregor also said when talking about Green: "He is an extremely explosive scorer, with outstanding athletic talent and primitive abilities. We believe that his attitude towards the game will allow Phoenix to further unleash his amazing potential. ”

After Green's starting position was determined, the Suns' starters in the new season may be Booker, Green, Dillon, Fleming/O'Neal Jr., Mark Williams/Maruacchi. The size of this set of starters is actually a bit insufficient. The Suns have too many backcourt players and the front size is insufficient.