Christopher Redvers "Red" Green - Born December 12, 1899 in Sudbury, Ontario – Died July 25, 1966 in Sudbury, Ontario was a Canadian ice Hockey left winger.

Green made his NHL debut with the Hamilton Tigers on December 15, 1923 vs Ottawa Senators at Barton Street Arena in a 3-2 Ottawa win.

Green scored his 1st NHL goal vs John Ross Roach of the Toronto St. Patricks at 11:20 of the 3rd period on December 22, 1923 at Mutual Street Arena in a 5-2 Toronto win.

Green scored his 1st NHL hat-trick vs Sammy Hebert of the Ottawa Senators on March 1, 1924 at Barton Street Arena in a 5-2 Hamilton win.

Green played 195 regular season NHL games, scoring 60 goals (8 GWG), 27 assists with 277 penalty minutes ond zero NHL playoff games.

Green was part of the Hamilton Tigers Players revolt in mid March, 1925, being the 1st players strike in NHL History

The Tigers had a great 1924-25 NHL season, finishing first overall. They were favourites to win the Stanley Cup, but wanted $200 backpay for 6 extra games that season that were not covered under the dates of their contract, and they wanted to be paid by team owner, Percy Thompson before the playoffs started. NHL president Frank Calder stepped in, denied their claim and suspended the players and fined them $200 each. The Hamilton Tigers were then sold for $75,000 to "Big Bill" Dwyer for a team to play in New York as the Americans.

Red Green is the brother of Hockey Hall of Famer Wilfred 'Shorty' Green.