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Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2018 10:59 pm
by Chuck Diesel
trwi7 wrote:
Chuck Diesel wrote:Wood heads need to tune into Herd games, painful a watch as they are. If he could help us win Bud would be playing him. Seeing as he can’t help the Herd win I’m not gonna question the Kaiser on this one.


I don't think anybody is a Wood Cock (hopefully somebody gets that reference). We just want to see him tried over Thon because he is so horrible. Nobody is expecting Wood to be anything other than a decent backup at best and if he is, that's a nice improvement. If he's not, well, you just had a different bad backup center playing for a few games.


That’s cool. I’m all for giving him a look and am still happy a younger dude like him was rewarded with a roster spot. His guarantee comes up in about a month so now would be the time to see if there’s anything there. Unfortunately just don’t think there is and imagine the coaching staff has already come to that determination.

He’ll still make a lot of money playing pro basketball somewhere.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2018 11:00 pm
by AussieBuck
Wood needs to spend a few years in Europe learning how to basketball.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2018 11:09 pm
by Chuck Diesel
AussieBuck wrote:Wood needs to spend a few years in Europe learning how to basketball.


Was thinking the same thing. China would set him up for life but he’d never get better. Could see him having an Anthony Randolph type impact on a top Euroleague team (with the right coach who wouldn’t banish him for his lapses) and then still maybe get back to the NBA in his late 20’s.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2018 11:11 pm
by trwi7
AussieBuck wrote:Wood needs to spend a few years in Europe learning how to basketball.


Can we send Thon with him? He might be eligible for senior discounts by the time he gets back but hey, at least he'll know how to play.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 13, 2018 11:48 pm
by AussieBuck
trwi7 wrote:
AussieBuck wrote:Wood needs to spend a few years in Europe learning how to basketball.


Can we send Thon with him? He might be eligible for senior discounts by the time he gets back but hey, at least he'll know how to play.

Sure, Wilson too.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:47 pm
by 4xBuck
DDV, welcome to Oshkosh (actually Vegas for a couple games).

Good move... He needs to play 36 mins a games and launch twenty shots a game.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Thu Dec 20, 2018 12:48 pm
by TroyD92
Yep, it worked really well for Sterling who's been fantastic since getting called back.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:15 pm
by emunney
Piggybacking on the talk about the "Suki-ing" of DJ Wilson in his thread, just wanted to pick this play out of yesterday's Herd game. We know DDV is a leaper but this seems a little new and different.

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Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:21 pm
by crkone
emunney wrote:Piggybacking on the talk about the "Suki-ing" of DJ Wilson in his thread, just wanted to pick this play out of yesterday's Herd game. We know DDV is a leaper but this seems a little new and different.

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Wood-35/18/4/4/2
DDV-21/6/3/1/1

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:23 pm
by neiLz
I am super optimistic on DDV and Wood seems to have a ton of talent. DDV just needs PT in my opinion. But for wood, is he comparable to a AAAA MLB player? He goes nuts in G league, Rookie League, and what not but doesn't get any PT in the NBA? Is there something about him that the coaches don't like and want him to improve on before putting him in an NBA game? Is he allergic to defense?

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:36 pm
by crkone
ArodpwnsFavre wrote:I am super optimistic on DDV and Wood seems to have a ton of talent. DDV just needs PT in my opinion. But for wood, is he comparable to a AAAA MLB player? He goes nuts in G league, Rookie League, and what not but doesn't get any PT in the NBA? Is there something about him that the coaches don't like and want him to improve on before putting him in an NBA game? Is he allergic to defense?


He's extremely low on the totem pole for minutes with the Bucks. He was the last man signed to the roster while also having two draft picks and two new FAs signed to play above him, besides Giannis. Bucks should probably do him a solid and get him to a team that needs him.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:38 pm
by HaroldinGMinor
No way I'd trade him. He's good insurance in case Lopez goes down for an extended period of time.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2018 4:53 pm
by DingleJerry
I still feel like if Thon got a minor two week injury and Wood got his minutes that he probably wouldn't look back. Wood probably needs a break like that of some kind here, otherwise it would probably best to go to a team that can actually play him. MKE just has too many guys in front of him and two recent 1st round picks they're going to give a chance before him

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sat Dec 22, 2018 11:55 pm
by StickeeFingaz
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Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 12:19 am
by Chuck Diesel
James Young was just violently denied by the rim on a wide open dunk attempt, perfectly symbolizing the demise of his career.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sun Dec 23, 2018 1:17 am
by BroncoBuck
I’ve said it before, but if you watch Wood’s play in the G League you’d realize it’s coming at the expense of the offense. He’s a ball stopper in an age where ball stoppers are being phased out. It’s ugly team basketball, but it fills the boxscore.

This Bucks team is so good at cycling the ball, it’s just not a good fit right now. Adapt and survive.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sat Dec 29, 2018 12:33 am
by emunney
Didn't realize the Herd got Shevon Thompson, one of my favorite G Leaguers last season. Uncanny on the O glass.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2018 3:33 am
by crkone
Ball stopper Christian Wood put up 30/14 tonight.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sun Dec 30, 2018 3:38 am
by Ill-yasova
BroncoBuck wrote:I’ve said it before, but if you watch Wood’s play in the G League you’d realize it’s coming at the expense of the offense. He’s a ball stopper in an age where ball stoppers are being phased out. It’s ugly team basketball, but it fills the boxscore.

This Bucks team is so good at cycling the ball, it’s just not a good fit right now. Adapt and survive.

Yeah, but this is on a team where he is technically considered “the man”. Anytime he’s played minutes for the Bucks he’s actually been very good at just being opportunistic in the flow of the offense. I’ve never seen him be a ball stopper at any point with the Bucks in limited views.

Re: Wisconsin Herd Thread

Posted: Sat Jan 5, 2019 3:47 am
by crkone
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