a floor-spacing forward who still pops as one of Green Bay’s most reliable veterans
Cody Schwartz built his Green Bay value on shooting touch, rebounding, and steady two-way production; in the 2019-20 season, he averaged 8.6 points and 4.4 rebounds while hitting 44 threes and shooting a team-best 87.5% from the line. He’s the kind of glue guy coaches love: experienced, tough, and versatile enough to stretch defenses and handle starter-level minutes. The main reason to care is simple—when his jumper is falling, Green Bay’s spacing gets a whole lot cleaner, and that usually makes everyone around him better.
