Was GERALD $GREEN A Bust? 3 Reasons His Growth Was Stunted

Gerald $Green was the #1 player in the country leaving high school. A McDonald's all American and went straight from high school to the league. Some say he's a bust. Some say he had a solid career. He was expected to come in and make an immediate impact with his size and athleticism. He was also one of the best shooters in his class.
Being drafted by the Boston Celtics at the time he they took him was an interesting point for him being behind the wings they had, then when he began to come around, they traded him for Kevin Garnet, which anyone would do.
He's looked great at some points, and like the bust label was accurate at others. Do you think Gerald Green was a BUST?

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