NBA careers come in all different types. Some players may only last a handful of seasons in the league, while some may become multi-time All-Stars and make their mark as one of the best players from their generation. However, the most underappreciated players are the role players, as bland a name as it is, they make winning teams champions.
A player who fits that mold is Danny Green, as he's brought a winning culture to every team he's landed with. Green is on an exclusive NBA list of players to win three championships with three different teams, with LeBron James and Robert Horry being two of the others who have.
LeBron James and Danny Green join John Salley and Robert Horry as the only players to win NBA championships with 3 different franchises. pic.twitter.com/qDPqPWYRw6
— NBA History (@NBAHistory) October 12, 2020
Since ending his NBA career with the Philadelphia 76ers in the 2023-24 season, Green has transitioned to a career in the media. Despite having a long list of career accomplishments, he recently shared some personal news that drew plenty of reactions.
Taking to his Instagram, Green announced the birth of his second child, Lux, who was born on June 23rd. "Welcome to the world!!!," Green captioned his post. Seeing this, fans took to social media to share their reactions to Green's big news.
Green's success in the NBA began with the Cleveland Cavaliers, who drafted him in the second round of the 2009 NBA Draft. He appeared in only 20 games, but was a part of a team that won 61 games in the Eastern Conference that season behind MVP LeBron James.
His career would take off after going to the Spurs, where he'd establish himself as a starter by his third season. A reliable defender and knockdown jump shooter, Green won a title with San Antonio in 2014. He'd later get traded in 2018 in the Kawhi Leonard deal to the Toronto Raptors, winning a championship there in 2019 as the starting shooting guard.
Highest 3P% by a player with 50+ threes in a playoff run:
— StatMuse (@statmuse) June 23, 2025
49.2 — Aaron Nesmith
48.2 — Danny Green
47.9 — Ray Allen
Nesmith made 60. pic.twitter.com/G0g1hTIkDg
Green's final championship came the following season in 2020, winning a title with the Los Angeles Lakers in the NBA Bubble. Even though Green doesn't have many individual accolades to show, he was a certified winner.
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