Bucks and Jazz Rumors

[buckboy]

Add the Kings in the trade since they have had interest in Ilyasova in the past

Bucks get Kanter
Kings get: Ilyasova
Jazz get: Stauskas/Thompson/Clippers 2017 1st

I hope to God the Bucks would just take Stauskas and Thompson and keep that pick.

[MiltownHawkeye]

If Im the Bucks, I offer Pachulia, Middleton and 2015 1st round pick for Kanter.

So you're a masochist?

[jazzfan1971]

Add the Kings in the trade since they have had interest in Ilyasova in the past

Bucks get Kanter
Kings get: Ilyasova
Jazz get: Stauskas/Thompson/Clippers 2017 1st

I hope to God the Bucks would just take Stauskas and Thompson and keep that pick.

For some reason I enjoy your posts no matter the content.

[mlloyd10]

Add the Kings in the trade since they have had interest in Ilyasova in the past

Bucks get Kanter
Kings get: Ilyasova
Jazz get: Stauskas/Thompson/Clippers 2017 1st

I hope to God the Bucks would just take Stauskas and Thompson and keep that pick.

I'd rather just see what Kanter can give us. If it doesn't work out, we would have like 20mil in cap room

[yoyoboy]

I don't see why anyone would want Kanter. He's a net negative on the court. He gives up a truly horrible 61% FG% within 5 feet of the basket. He may be averaging 13.8 ppg and 7.8 rebounds per game in only 27 minutes but you can't just extrapolate that to 36 minutes. Plus, with a USG% of 25.1% (very high for a center) and a TS% of 53% he's scoring rather inefficiently. Furthermore, he contributes basically nothing in the passing department with only .5 assists per game, no shot blocking (a mere .3 per game, which goes hand in hand with the opposing FG% stat), has a box plus/minus of -4.5, and a VORP of -0.8.

Add all this to the fact that you only really have him for a couple months and if you decide to extend him, you'll have to pay him a crazy amount seeing how bigs are paid in today's NBA. I don't know, call me a hater, but the only thing he really has going for him is the fact that he doesn't turn 23 until a couple of months. Other than that, I think it's crazy that Utah expects a team to give up a first round pick, much less having to also give up young talent.