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He says he thinks the Bucks can still make the playoffs because Bogut will be back and RJ is much better than Mason.
Kohl has no intentions of selling the team to anyone who wants to move the team out of Milwaukee. Has a will that says if he dies, whoever inherits the team has to keep it in Milwaukee.
Have to put together a string of successful seasons to ask for a new arena. Says Kohl is smart enough to realize now is not the time to ask.
Ellerson thinks Kidd made Jefferson the player that he was and needs to find somebody to run with Jefferson. Woelfel agrees. High caliber player, good defender when he wants to be and a terrific slasher to the basket.
Rumblings that three or four teams interested in Jefferson. "Obviously they could get a pretty good piece back."
What are Hammond's long term plans? "Hammond thought they would have three, really solid core pieces in Jefferson, Bogut and Redd."
Talking about Redd's injury. Talked to people around the league who say it takes a full year to recover from that injury.
Sparky talking about sending Potsie to the D-League. Ellerson against it, wants to play him big minutes in the NBA. Woelfel would play it out for a while since they have a legitimate shot to make the playoffs.
Lawrence Frank and Devin Harris don't see eye-to-eye. Could be fired.
Bucks looking around for a shooting guard. Ideally, you like a guy with size. Rush brought up again. You could basically get him for nothing since he's buried on the bench. That doesn't mean he's not a pretty good player.
Kohl has no intentions of selling the team to anyone who wants to move the team out of Milwaukee. Has a will that says if he dies, whoever inherits the team has to keep it in Milwaukee.
Have to put together a string of successful seasons to ask for a new arena. Says Kohl is smart enough to realize now is not the time to ask.
Ellerson thinks Kidd made Jefferson the player that he was and needs to find somebody to run with Jefferson. Woelfel agrees. High caliber player, good defender when he wants to be and a terrific slasher to the basket.
Rumblings that three or four teams interested in Jefferson. "Obviously they could get a pretty good piece back."
What are Hammond's long term plans? "Hammond thought they would have three, really solid core pieces in Jefferson, Bogut and Redd."
Talking about Redd's injury. Talked to people around the league who say it takes a full year to recover from that injury.
Sparky talking about sending Potsie to the D-League. Ellerson against it, wants to play him big minutes in the NBA. Woelfel would play it out for a while since they have a legitimate shot to make the playoffs.
Lawrence Frank and Devin Harris don't see eye-to-eye. Could be fired.
Bucks looking around for a shooting guard. Ideally, you like a guy with size. Rush brought up again. You could basically get him for nothing since he's buried on the bench. That doesn't mean he's not a pretty good player.
stellation wrote:What's the difference between Gery Woelful and this glass of mineral water? The mineral water actually has a source."
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Rumblings that three or four teams interested in Jefferson. "Obviously they could get a pretty good piece back."
Thats good news.
What are Hammond's long term plans? "Hammond thought they would have three, really solid core pieces in Jefferson, Bogut and Redd."
I hope that opinion has changed.
Thats good news.
What are Hammond's long term plans? "Hammond thought they would have three, really solid core pieces in Jefferson, Bogut and Redd."
I hope that opinion has changed.
"I just wanted to play because I just love the game," Jennings said. "It doesn't matter to me. I get up to play basketball. It's my job. I have to still be a professional and finish the season."
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Bogutneedsball wrote:What are Hammond's long term plans? "Hammond thought they would have three, really solid core pieces in Jefferson, Bogut and Redd."
I hope that opinion has changed.
It's scary that he had that opinion to begin with.
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Yeah it is.
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Great update. Thanks for posting it.
I concur on RJ. We could get something of modest value back for the guy. Put him as 3rd or 4th banana (Portland) and he'd make a significant contribution. Now what type of long-term plan that piece would fit into is another matter.
If we are targeting a big guard who actually can play and help us, we still need to be looking at Francisco Garcia IMO. Whether he fits in a long-term plan or we can afford to trade for him is another story.
I concur on RJ. We could get something of modest value back for the guy. Put him as 3rd or 4th banana (Portland) and he'd make a significant contribution. Now what type of long-term plan that piece would fit into is another matter.
If we are targeting a big guard who actually can play and help us, we still need to be looking at Francisco Garcia IMO. Whether he fits in a long-term plan or we can afford to trade for him is another story.
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No way will he be effective at this time next year. You can count him out for next season for sure as being a big contributor for this team. He will never be the same.trwi7 wrote:Talking about Redd's injury. Talked to people around the league who say it takes a full year to recover from that injury.
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Garcia would be nice. He gets decent amount of rebounds too. What about RJ for Garcia and Kenny Thomas? I also tried the trade checker with a few smaller trades of Garcia and Sheldon Williams. But get denied a few times. Tried a Sessions,Bell,Allen and Bell,Sessions,Elson and a Sessions,Bell,Lue.
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I really hope they don't make any band-aid moves like Rush or Garcia. Just play the young guys and trade the old guys.
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Curious what the 3-4 teams are looking at RJ?
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blueedwards wrote:Curious what the 3-4 teams are looking at RJ?
He didn't give names. He just gave a vague there are teams interested answer.
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I think you count out any teams looking to cash in on a 2010 free agent.
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Julius Hodge is a big guard. Is he still available?
"I just wanted to play because I just love the game," Jennings said. "It doesn't matter to me. I get up to play basketball. It's my job. I have to still be a professional and finish the season."
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At least there's a reason for Harris' poor play of late. I did read he wasn't happy after he and Carter were benched during a blowout game; guessing that's when the beef started?
Wonder if the Net's would want RJ back for Harris? Don't shoot me, I already know that can't happen because of the trade restrictions - LOL!
Wonder if the Net's would want RJ back for Harris? Don't shoot me, I already know that can't happen because of the trade restrictions - LOL!
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So who was the PG during those back to back Finals appearances?
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The on court stuff is secondary to me, this is what I took out of this:
Now, granted, the second one does deal with the on-court production, but it's more the first one. It's in his damn will that the team can't leave. So take that, Stern, you move the Bucks out and you'll be haunted by the ghost of Herb Kohl for the rest of your miserable life.
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trwi7 wrote:Kohl has no intentions of selling the team to anyone who wants to move the team out of Milwaukee. Has a will that says if he dies, whoever inherits the team has to keep it in Milwaukee.
Have to put together a string of successful seasons to ask for a new arena. Says Kohl is smart enough to realize now is not the time to ask.
Now, granted, the second one does deal with the on-court production, but it's more the first one. It's in his damn will that the team can't leave. So take that, Stern, you move the Bucks out and you'll be haunted by the ghost of Herb Kohl for the rest of your miserable life.
Happy Holidays!
ReddWing wrote:Being a fan of this team is tantamount to being in hell...There is no Christ that is coming to save us. Even if there was, we'd trade him for a 28 year old wing.
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apdamico wrote:I don't agree that Kidd made RJ because he wasn't the PG on the Nets when they had K. Martin and that's when that team really flouished.
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Jefferson had Kidd as a PG his whole career until Kidd got traded.
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trwi7 wrote:Bogutneedsball wrote:What are Hammond's long term plans? "Hammond thought they would have three, really solid core pieces in Jefferson, Bogut and Redd."
I hope that opinion has changed.
It's scary that he had that opinion to begin with.
Oh yeah, so scary.
Everyone here was excited to add Jefferson. (same as Bobby Simmons) Just because it didn't pan out doesn't make it a bad idea. You bring in a productive player, with the expectations that they'll continue to produce.
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Bogutneedsball wrote:Julius Hodge is a big guard. Is he still available?
Last I heard he was playing in Australia.
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Yeah Kidd was traded there that summer when Jefferson was drafted. Nets had Marbury and Sherman Douglas at pg when KMart was there season prior. Think thats what he kinda ment. But like trwi7 said Kidd was there day one when Jefferson was drafted.
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madfx wrote:Oh yeah, so scary.
Everyone here was excited to add Jefferson. (same as Bobby Simmons) Just because it didn't pan out doesn't make it a bad idea. You bring in a productive player, with the expectations that they'll continue to produce.
Umm two max wings who aren't all-stars is a good two-thirds of a core? Okay then, Mr. Hammond.
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