G Gerald Green scored a season-high 19 points in less than 19 minutes to help the Celtics to a 113-103 victory over the Memphis Grizzlies on Tuesday night. Green logged a season-high 18:48 of playing time and went 7 of 10 from the floor, 3 of 5 from behind the arc. He had five rebounds and was a plus-12 the second straight win, Boston's sixth victory in seven games. "Right now, the most important thing is that we're winning games," Green said. "Whatever rotation he throws out there, as long as we win games and keep getting better as a unit and keep getting better as a team, that's the most important thing."

G Gerald Green, traded away from the Celtics in the 2007 Kevin Garnett-to-Boston deal, made his re-debut with Boston -- with his hair braided in an artistic shamrock on top of his head. He entered the game to a big hand in the first quarter and had nine points and five rebounds in 14 minutes.

The Boston Celtics agreed to a one-year contract with free agent forward Gerald Green and a two-year deal with restricted free agent center Tyler Zeller, according to reports Saturday.Green, 30, was originally selected by the Celtics with the No. 18 pick in the 2005 draft. He played for the Celtics from 2005-07, averaging 8.9 points and 2.2 rebounds. He spent last season with the Miami Heat, averaging 8.9 points and 2.4 rebounds in 69 games (14 starts).The 26-year-old Zeller, the 17th overall pick in the 2012 draft, appeared in 60 games for Boston last season, averaging 6.1 points and 3.0 rebounds. The 7-foot center started only three games after playing in 82 games with 59 starts the previous season when he averaged 10.2 points and 5.7 rebounds.Zeller's deal is expected to include a non-guaranteed second season.According to the Boston Globe, the Celtics also agreed to a guaranteed contract with their second-round draft pick, guard Demetrius Jackson, and a partially guaranteed deal with second-round forward Ben Bentil.

G Gerald Green played despite right knee tendinitis. Green was held to six points on 2-of-10 shooting.

G Gerald Green scored 19 points to lead the Heat, who fell to the Clippers on Wednesday.

G Gerald Green, who was not re-signed by the Suns and went to Miami as a free agent, scored 21 points for the Heat (22-14). He stared down Suns owner Robert Sarver and the Phoenix bench after made baskets several times -- the last after his 3-pointer put Miami ahead to stay at 89-87 with 4:35 left. "It's just all fun and games," Green said. "I was disappointed (that the Suns didn't re-sign him), but thank God for Miami. I'm just trying to get to the playoffs. As an organization, we have bigger fish to fry than worry about me getting a win because I played here last year. That's petty."

F Gerald Green scored 15 points and his fourth quarter jumper gave Miami its largest lead at 89-59.

G Gerald Green hit four thee-pointers, including back-to-back 3s that put the Heat ahead 103-97 with 4:48 left in fourth, a lead they would not relinquish.

G Gerald Green made five-of-10 on 3-pointers and scored 20 points off the bench.

G Gerald Green came off the bench to score 20 points for the Heat. Led by Green, Miami's reserves outscored Atlanta's bench, 31-17.

SF Gerald Green replaced SF Luol Deng (hamstring) in the starting lineup for the sixth straight game.

SF Gerald Green replaced SF Luol Deng (hamstring) in the starting lineup for the sixth consecutive game.

SF Gerald Green started in place of Luol Deng (strained left hamstring) for the third game in a row.

G Gerald Green poured in a season-high 25 points in Miami's 97-78 win over New York on Friday, but his defensive effort against Knicks' star Carmelo Anthony might have been the most impressive part of his night.Green and rookie forward Justise Winslow held Anthony scoreless for the final three quarters on 0-for-8 shooting, limiting him to a season-low 11 points to help Miami (10-5) beat New York (8-9) for the eighth straight time. Green was starting in place of injured forward Luol Deng, who guarded Anthony in Miami's 95-78 win over the Knicks on their home floor on Monday."I respect 'Melo a lot," Green said. "I've been a fan of him before I've even been in this league. I just try to take the challenge. You really can't stop a guy like him, you can only contain him, and that's what I tried to do. I just tried to make everything tough for him."Green dropped in 20 second-half points as the Heat outscored the Knicks 47-29 after the break to beat them for second time in a week.

SG Gerald Green returned to the team after missing six games due to a bizarre incident at his condo in which -- according to a police report -- the player was found with bloodied hands before passing out. Part of the time he missed included a two-game suspension. Green apologized and said he was "ashamed" but offered no further details. He scored two points in 12 minutes against Minnesota.

SG Gerald Green returned to the team after missing six games due to a bizarre incident at his condo in which -- according to a police report -- the player was found with bloodied hands before passing out. Part of the time he missed included a two-game suspension. Green apologized and said he was "ashamed" but offered no further details.

G Gerald Green sat out the second game of his two-game suspension Thursday. The punishment was issued after he reportedly punched a man and was hostile to paramedics before being taken to a trauma center last week with bloodied hands.

A day after the Miami Heat suspended guard Gerald Green for two games, a Miami police report indicated that he punched a man and was hostile toward paramedics before being transported to a trauma center last week.The Heat said Tuesday that conduct detrimental to the team was the reason for the suspension, but Wednesday's report helped explain Green's absence.The police report revealed that Green, whose hands were bloodied, had to be handcuffed after officials arrived on the scene to allow paramedics to transport him safety.The man who was punched did not want to pursue charges against Green, police said.According to the report, Green came to the front desk where he was staying on the morning of Nov. 4. Green left the building, collapsed outside and then returned to the lobby with the help of another man. Then he punched the man in the right eye, according to the police report. Green has been away from the Heat since Nov. 3, but he will be eligible to play Nov. 17 against the Minnesota Timberwolves. He'll serve the last game of his suspension on Thursday night when the Heat travel to Utah. In three games this season before his absence, Green was averaging 10.3 points.

G Gerald Green reportedly punched a man and was hostile to paramedics before being taken to a trauma center last week with bloodied hands.The Heat said Tuesday that conduct detrimental to the team was the reason for the suspension, but Wednesday's police report helped explain Green's absence. The man who was punched did not want to pursue charges against Green, police said.

The Miami Heat suspended guard Gerald Green for two games because of conduct detrimental to the team.Green began serving the suspension immediately, sitting out Tuesday night's game at home with the Los Angeles Lakers. He'll also miss Thursday's game against the Utah Jazz."I want to apologize to my family, fans and the Heat organization," Green said. "I accept the suspension and look forward to rejoining my teammates this weekend."The conduct that led to the suspension has not been specified. Green was briefly hospitalized last week and had not rejoined the team. No charges have been filed against Green.After coming off the bench in Miami's first three games this season, he was absent for a Nov. 3 game with an illness and the next morning was taken from an apartment building by ambulance to Jackson Memorial Hospital. Police assisted fire department personnel in his transport.Green averaged 10.3 points in the first three games. He signed with the Heat as a free agent in July.