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#2 Danny Green
Danny Green joined the Raptors as part of the Kawhi Leonard trade, and during his time in Toronto, Green has further enhanced his reputation as one of the NBA's best 3-and-D players. During the regular season, the 32-year-old was excellent on the defensive end, and he also connected with a career-high 45% of his attempts from three-point range.
Just like Leonard, Green is now an unrestricted free agent, although Green has stated his desire to return to the Raptors for another season. The former San Antonio man has earned $10 million per year over the past four seasons, and he will offer plenty of value if the Raptors can sign him to a similar salary.
The Los Angeles Lakers and the Philadelphia 76ers have been credited with an interest in Green, although the Raptors have the resources to secure his future, and a new long-term deal should be an immediate priority.
Guess the Lakers players!
