I think you are a few years late in making this prediction.  There is so much evidence now that 23-25 points is just never going to happen.  And wasn't he supposed to be the number one scoring threat last year also?

This happens every offseason I swear

  

Uncle sleepy ??

Funny ..and true

18-20 pts at 48 fg% with 7 rebs and most would be happy. Seems he is stuck at 14-17ppg 43 fG % 5 rebs.

He's worth keeping because he provides decent scoring and defense on a fair contract. He's never going to be a star, or a guy you can count on to be our leading scorer every night, but for how he's paid (basically, as a good third option) he's a pretty good value.

if we had 2-3 much better players on the roster who could take the focus off Green on offense, Green would be considered a solid player for the team on a decent deal.  unfortunately for the C's, and Green, this isn't the case. 

I wouldn't trade him for scraps but I'd explore whatever deals are out there to bring in assets that are either young players with upside or more picks to be used in deals.  granted, we're swimming in picks right now so young players with upside would be preferable.  I doubt Green brings back an all-star regardless of what he's packaged with.

He's worth keeping because he provides decent scoring and defense on a fair contract. He's never going to be a star, or a guy you can count on to be our leading scorer every night, but for how he's paid (basically, as a good third option) he's a pretty good value.

This^.

People hold Green to the expectation that he's going to average 22-23 points per night need to check their expectations with the reality that that is extremely rare in the league each year -- just a tiny handful of players.  And it's never going to happen for a guy who is used as a '3rd option'.