Ringer floated out some trade ideas
https://www.theringer.com/2025/04/30/nba/giannis-antetokounmpo-trade-rumors-milwaukee-bucks-offseason
Houston Rockets
Bucks receive: Jalen Green, Alperen Sengun, and first-round picks in 2025 and 2027, plus one of the Suns? future firsts
I feel like Houston is giving up a lot more than other teams here (unless Green's value has really crashed from the poor series he's having).
Houston is giving up its best 2 players, while every other team here gets to keep its top guys to pair with Giannis. OKC gets to keep all of Shai, Jalen Williams, and Holmgren?
I don't think his playoff series against Golden State has altered Jalen Green's trade value. I think it was already low and has been low for a long time now.
I would say his trade value is more comparable to Tyler Herro's trade value a few years ago. Or Anfernee Simons a few years ago. Not A Simons or T Herro today but 2 years ago.
I would say Jalen Green's trade value is worth a quality starter. I don't think he could net a star player in return. I would think someone more like Jalen McDaniels. That type of ball park.
What did you think Jalen Green was worth in trade market?
Jalen Green's GameJalen Green has a lot of doubters because of how uneven his game is. He puts up a lot of points but he does so inefficiently. 54.4% TS% this season which is on par for what he has done for each of his 4 seasons in the league. About 3% below league average TS%.
He is a limited passer. For a guy who has the ball in his hands as much as he does, he is a below average passer. 3.4apg vs 2.5 turnovers. This low assist numbers despite being asked to be their primary ball-handler while VanVleet was out. Jalen Green's inability to run the offense while VanVleet was a big reason why Houston struggled so much without VanVleet. Jalen Green is not a guy who plays off-ball a lot (like Klay Thompson). He is an on-ball creator. And for an on-ball creator, those passing numbers are not good enough. Not for a guy who wants to take 16-18 FGAs a game and score 20ppg.
So a lot of offensive issues despite his gaudy stat lines.
Then you to the defensive side. It is not like he is a stopper. He has improved. He was one of the weaker defensive SGs in the league and he has become adequate / serviceable. Although I would still say he is below average defensively. Houston hides him on weaker offensive players. He doesn't do much as a team defender. He lacks physical strength and gets outmuscled on drives.
I don't think there will be many teams out there willing to give up a large sum in a trade for him.