I'd love to see MKG in a C's jersey. He is just going to keep getting better.
He has no where to go but up.
Do you realize he only shoots 60% from the free throw line? That is not good in a guard/foward who is a slasher.
I understand that isn't great or good, but the year Kentucky had Davis/MKG, they had one of the best defenses. You could argue it was due to Davis, but MKG played just as big as role in it. MKG was far ahead of most of the players in defense, and his length/quickness is really what makes him such a great prospect. He has the work ethic, now he just needs the right coach/system to bring him into developing his talents.
Hes only going to get better, and a prospect like him don't just go down on the trade block for anything viable. He isn't a staggering game changer, but he can possibly be one of the best lock down defenders. Hes a great defender especially on hustling down for the chase down block, and is adept at being able to detect passing lanes.
I would definitely trade Green, as 1) more cap space 2) a 2nd rounder isn't worth that much when you take into account we still have plenty 3) Bobcats need a true SF that can floor space. 4) They are looking to push for a deeper playoff run, so trading for MKG makes sense. MJ wouldn't want to admit he failed, but choosing MKG so early in the draft when there were plenty of other better candidates, is kind of the reason why I'm hesitant on picking Gordon so early..