Garlon Green

Forward

Career Highlights

Garlon is the younger brother of Houston Rockets Gerald Green. Green is an active and very athletic forward. He runs the floor and is a high wire act in transition. He can shoot the three off the catch and has a nice one dribble pull up. He is a good defensive rebounder who can start the break with a bust-out dribble. Green is also effective on the offensive glass where he uses his quick bounce for tip-ins. He has the prototypical size for an NBA wing/forward and is very long. Green has a nice touch beyond the arc. He’s a bouncy athlete. He is a very skilled player offensively and can score from the perimeter or in the post. On the defensive end Garlon can guard 1-4.

Garlon has had a very good pro career so far. Garlon played in the NBA with the New Orleans Pelicans and also on the Pelicans Summer League team (2018/19). He has also played at the highest levels overseas from Euroleague, VTB, FIBA Europe Cup, Israel, Belgium, Germany, Japan, Poland and in the Gleague. Garlon was named to the German BBL All-Star Game (’16), All-Belgian League 1st Team (’18), and All-Belgian League All-Imports Team (’18).

Prior to becoming a pro, Garlon spent four years playing at the NCAA level for TCU. As a senior Garlon averaged 10ppg, 4rpg, and 1apg. He closed out an outstanding career for TCU as a team co-captain and started all 32 contests.

Position
F
Height

6'7"

Weight

220 lbs

Birthdate

1/11/1991

College

TCU

Passport

USA