Definitely. There's no super team this year so many teams think they can win. GSW is the closest thing to that but who knows if their style will hold up in the playoffs. A few options for Green:
1) Memphis: They're running a poorly-fit 3-guard look with Conley/TA/Courtney Lee. They're also giving big minutes to Tayshaun Prince, who's not what he once was.
2) Chicago: Mike Dunleavy is getting big minutes for them at the 3.
3) Clippers: JG is a nice upgrade over Matt Barnes.
4) Spurs: Insurance if Kawhi doesn't come back or a better small-ball option than Boris Diaw.
5) Cleveland: Cleveland is giving big minutes to Mike Miller and Shawn Marion. JG's not a perfect fit but he's better than those two.
6) New Orleans: Luke Babbitt.
Big difference between teams that could use Jeff Green and teams that are a good trading partner for Green's services.
1. Memphis could work and is one of the more logical. They have Prince's expiring to match with, but what is the value coming back. They have their first rounders tied up in the protected pick to Cleveland until 2019, so it is 2021 before they can send up a pick. IF they are willing to sacrifice Kosta Koufos who is an UFA after this season, he could probably be sent to Cleveland who covets him and we get the 2015 protected first rounder. That would work well for Boston and Cleveland. Is Memphis willing to go with Jon Leuer as backup C?
2. Matching salaries with Chicago might be the issue. They will either have to give up Taj Gibson or Mirotic or put together a pu pu platter of lesser players some of which aren't even expiring. This will require us waiving players off our current roster. I don't see them parting with Gibson or Mirotic. Not really a good fit. Although they might be willing to discuss a deal involving Mirotic and Green but the C's would have to sweeten the deal with draft picks.
3. Clippers same as with Chicago to an extent except they could better match salaries if they include Spencer Hawes (who they reportedly are not thrilled with lately), then a Hawes, Barnes match works. Good news is Barnes is expiring. Bad News, Hawes has three more years at 5+M and another big who can't play defense (he makes our bigs look like Joakim Noah) is not what we need.
4. Spurs. Basically, they'd have to give us about the bottom 5 players of their bench to come up with a salary match and we'd have to waive the bottom 4 of our roster first to be able to make the swap.
5. Cavaliers. Another pu pu platter would have to be eaten to make the salaries work. Plus, while the Cavs have a need there, they also have needs everywhere on their bench and also need a big man which is priority #1. They also are looking for players that they can add using their Bogans TPE and the injured player exception they just received for Varejao. They are not looking for high priced backups for Lebron.
6. New Orleans. Their first round pick is tied up in protection until 2020 even though it is likely to convey to Houston this year. You might be able to put in language like the Lakers/Orlando did to get a pick 2 years after that pick conveys, however Davis, Anderson, Holiday, Asik, and Evans are not going to shipped out for Green. This means the return package is either going to be a bundle of 4-5 end of the bench guys or Eric Gordon who makes Gerald Wallace's contract look like a bargain.