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Green (foot) was waived by the Nuggets on Friday.

Green, who is recovering from left foot surgery, was let go by Denver to free up a roster spot. It's unclear if another team will be interested in picking him up in hopes that he can play in the postseason.

Green (foot) is being trading to the Nuggets as part of a four-team deal, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN.com reports.

Green is part of a massive four-team deal that includes the likes of Robert Covington, Clint Capela, Nene, Juancho Hernangomez, Evan Turner, Keita Bates-Diop, Jarred Vanderbilt, Noah Vonleh and Jordan Bell. The veteran guard underwent foot surgery back in October and has been working his way back to the court since. According to T.J. McBride of MileHighSports.com, the Nuggets are planning to waive Green to free up a roster spot.

Green (foot) has hopes of making a return this season, Alykhan Bijani of The Athletic reports.

Green, who continues to recover from foot surgery, has hopes of returning around the start of the playoffs. It's unclear if he'll be able to realize his desire, however, as the veteran guard was expected to miss at least six months following his late-October surgery and remains without an official target date for return.

Green (foot) will miss the next six months after undergoing surgery Monday, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Green will most likely miss the entire season following Monday's procedure. His status will be updated as he makes progress in his recovery.

Green will undergo surgery on Monday to repair his fractured left foot, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Green visited multiple specialists over the last few days before surgery was decided as the best course of action. The short end of the potential recovery timeframe is expected to be four months, so the 33-year-old won't be taking the court in the near future. Green is in danger of missing the entire 2019-20 season, but an official timeline won't be available until after the procedure is completed.

Green's broken foot is worse than expected and the team is concerned he'll miss the entire 2019-20 season, Shams Charania of The Athletic reports.

It was initially thought that Green would be out for a few months due to a broken left foot, but Houston is now reporting that the guard is in danger of missing the entire year while on the mend. He'll likely need to undergo further testing before the team announces a concrete timetable for his return, but the internal fear is that he has a Lisfranc fracture. Danuel House, Ben McLemore, Gary Clark and Thabo Sefolosha will all be in the mix for extended playing time with Green out.

Green (foot) is believed to have suffered a broken left foot and is expected to miss "a few months," Shams Charania of The Athletic reports.

Green was initially diagnosed with a sprain, but the injury is apparently worse than it initially appeared. The veteran will meet with specialists this week, but the current belief is that he could be sidelined until sometime after the new year.

Green is nursing a sprained left foot, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Green was held out of practice Sunday, but the team has not stated how much time it expects the veteran wing to miss. For now, consider Green questionable for Wednesday's preseason game against the Spurs.

Green will re-sign with the Rockets on a one-year deal, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports.

Green ha made plenty of stops throughout his NBA career, but he seems to have found a home in Houston, as he'll return for a third season with the Rockets. Green appeared in 73 games last season, averaging 9.2 points in 20.2 minutes per game off the bench.

Green had just three points in three minutes during Monday's 112-108 victory over Golden State.

Green barely left the bench Monday, eeking out three points in a mere three minutes of action. Green has been a non-factor thus far in the playoffs and there is no indication he will move into a more significant role barring an injury to a regular rotational piece.

Green (thigh) played six minutes off the bench Wednesday in the Rockets' 135-103 win over the Clippers.

Available for the first time in six games, Green may not have cracked coach Mike D'Antoni's rotation had the Rockets not turned the game into a laugher. With Danuel House emerging as an excellent outside-shooting threat off the bench, Green probably won't be summoned for major minutes over the Rockets' final three regular-season contests.

Green (thigh) is off the injury report for Wednesday's game against the Clippers, Alykhan Bijani of The Athletic reports.

Green will make his return from a five-game absence Wednesday due to a strained left thigh. In March, he averaged 7.5 points and 2.2 rebounds in 16.1 minutes.

Green (thigh) is out Tuesday against the Kings, Alykhan Bijani of The Athletic reports.

A left adductor strain will keep Green out for a fifth straight contest. His next chance to play arrives Wednesday against the Clippers.

Green (thigh) is questionable for Tuesday's game against the Kings.

Green has been out over the past four games, but he may be able to make his return. He'll likely opt to test things out in pregame warmups before a determination on his status is made.

Green (thigh) is expected to be sidelined for 7-to-10 days, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Green had already been ruled out for Tuesday's game in Milwaukee, but with this timetable, Green could miss another two or three games while nursing a strained left adductor. The Rockets' rotation won't be too heavily impacted by Green's absence, but it does likely mean even more minutes off the bench for Danuel House.

Green will not play Tuesday against the Bucks due to a strained left adductor, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Green apparently picked up the injury during Friday's win over San Antonio, and the Rockets will likely handle his status on a game-to-game basis going forward. The veteran had been averaging 16.4 minutes per game over his last 10 contests.

Green finished with 18 points (5-8 FG, 4-7 3Pt, 4-4 FT), three rebounds and a block across 21 minutes in the Rockets' win over the Raptors on Tuesday.

It was his highest scoring total in eight games, thanks to efficient shooting and four made threes. The veteran journeyman is averaging just 9.6 points and 2.6 assists per game this season, so Tuesday's big game won't be the norm moving forward. Green's services are best left to deeper leagues.

Green (illness) put up zero points (0-3 FG, 0-2 3Pt) and three rebounds in 13 minutes off the bench Sunday in the Rockets' 115-104 win over the Celtics.

The Rockets listed Green as questionable ahead of the contest while he battled strep throat, but the swingman was ultimately able to give it a go. Since his scoring production is highly dependent on how well he shoots from the outside, Green's offense is often volatile, rendering him more of a three-point streamer than a player who warrants regular rostering in fantasy. He's had a rough go of things over his past two contests, scoring just six points while going 2-for-11 from distance.

Green is battling strep throat and listed as questionable for Sunday's matchup with the Celtics as a result, Jonathan Feigen of the Houston Chronicle reports.

Green saw a relatively healthy workload in Thursday's victory over the Heat, largely due to the absence of Eric Gordon (knee). The latter is expected to return Sunday, so even if Green is able to go he will likely be back in his usual role.

Green registered six points (2-9 FG, 2-9 3Pt), two assists, and one rebound in 34 minutes during Thursday's 121-118 win over the Heat.

Green played a heavy load of minutes with Eric Gordon (knee) and Iman Shumpert (calf) sidelined. However, Green was fairly ineffective while breaking his streak of three straight double-digit scoring efforts. Green had a very solid month of February, at least by his standards, but he doesn't contribute much outside of scoring and three-point shooting.