Ramon Sessions?

[NetsForce]

Is it time to drop this guy or is he worth holding on to?

Some guys I have pinned on the waiver wire right now are:

- Mike James
- Marco Belinelli
- Rasho Nesterovic
- Brandan Wright

The pickings are really slim so out of the above 4 guys I'm leaning towards James...

[Engelhaj]

If Belinelli is available in the league you should absolutely drop Sessions for him. Belinelli is currently in the starting lineup and is on a hot streak while Sessions is on a short leash with Skiles and is pulled after a turnover.

[NetsForce]

I read that S-Jax is only out for 3 games, 2 more after tonight's game, but I'll consider it...

[DNYLkiller]

Ridnour is not the PG of the future for the bucks, once they are out of playoff contention, Sessions will be monster ballin'

[Engelhaj]

You're right that Belinelli is more of a short term fix. The next few games should net you some pretty nice numbers though. As far as Sessions, I'd love to see him on the court more but the Bucks will probably be hovering right around the 8th seed most of the year and Ridnour has been playing pretty well lately. Ramon is getting very inconsistent playing time and unless there is an injury I don't think it will change in the near future.

[andonewheel]

Sessions is looking at a backup role this year unless Ridnour gets hurt. The Bucks are going to be jockeying for a spot 8th or higher this year. They've had the most difficult schedule, injury problems, a new coach, and a large majority of road games so far. Don't expect Skiles to hand the reigns over to Sessions anytime soon. He keeps Sessions on a very short leash, and benches him if he makes a bad turnover or defensive mistake. This will continue at least through this year.

Bellinelli is a good short-term value but keep in mind- Don Nelson. Of course S-Jax will be back as well, and him and Crawford will play most of the SG minutes. Wright also has the Don Nelson factor working against him.

Rasho lost his starting job, and his Foster and Hibbert to fight for minutes.

James will put up decent #s until (if) Gilbert comes back this year.