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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1501 » by Chuck Diesel » Thu Jul 10, 2014 8:23 am

It'll be interesting if/when we learn what John tried to do vs. what got done. Last year it was reported he tried and failed on Kyle Korver, Tony Allen, Chase Budinger & Jeff Teague in some order before settling for OJ Mayo,Zaza, Delifino & Brandon Knight. Love to know how hard he want after Lin/Vasquez/Bledsoe and what the new backup plan is.
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Post#1502 » by AussieBuck » Thu Jul 10, 2014 9:01 am

Eh, just sign Sessions to back up Wolters and tell him to go back to playing as he did as a rookie.
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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1503 » by Diggr14 » Thu Jul 10, 2014 9:05 am

Let Free Agency play out as it will.. and sign a vet to a 1 year, vet min deal to back up nate.


No need to be going out there and giving guys 3 years or something silly.

Vet min or close... and keep it under the radar. Worse comes to worse Knight plays a little point (bound to happen anyways). Heck.. Jordan Taylor anyone? Why not.
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Post#1504 » by Badgerlander » Thu Jul 10, 2014 11:34 am

While Houston is dealing with Parsons and Bosh/Deng/whoever and the Lin trade we should be signing Troy Daniels to an offer and make their life difficult, maybe they let him slide if we go a little high on the offer.
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Post#1505 » by GHOSTofSIKMA » Thu Jul 10, 2014 11:43 am

well we may still crash the lin party apparently.

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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1506 » by Badgerlander » Thu Jul 10, 2014 11:51 am

#1 Bledsoe

#2 Lin

#3 Jimmer

NO SESSIONS!!! He makes my eyes bleed
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Post#1507 » by Chapter29 » Thu Jul 10, 2014 11:54 am

Pedro Alexandre wrote:I really hope the Bucks do not make a move this offseason.

I still have the feeling that another year with a top 4 pick is needed.

If we want to build our future with Giannis, Sanders and Parker, Emmanuel Mudiay can be the player we lack to elevate to another level.


But the problem is if we keep this team intact I fail to see how we are getting a top 4 pick. This team will not be that bad. 5-7 maybe if tons of things go bad. Wouldn't that be nice? My guess is we'd be picking in the 8-10 range at best.
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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1508 » by LarryFlanders » Thu Jul 10, 2014 12:53 pm

Kerb Hohl wrote:It's Bledsoe or tank PG for me at this point.



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Post#1509 » by EastSideBucksFan » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:05 pm

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Kerb Hohl wrote:It's Bledsoe or tank PG for me at this point.



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Post#1510 » by LarryFlanders » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:14 pm

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Kerb Hohl wrote:It's Bledsoe or tank PG for me at this point.



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Post#1511 » by msiris » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:18 pm

Chapter29 wrote:
Pedro Alexandre wrote:I really hope the Bucks do not make a move this offseason.

I still have the feeling that another year with a top 4 pick is needed.

If we want to build our future with Giannis, Sanders and Parker, Emmanuel Mudiay can be the player we lack to elevate to another level.


But the problem is if we keep this team intact I fail to see how we are getting a top 4 pick. This team will not be that bad. 5-7 maybe if tons of things go bad. Wouldn't that be nice? My guess is we'd be picking in the 8-10 range at best.
I would rather take a chance and roll with what we have. If we improve to the level you are talking about that means that the rookies are making an impact. I do not have the faith that many have here in the likes of Mayo, Ersan, Knight or even Sanders. Just make sure that the rookies get plenty of playing time. I just don't want a 30 win team. I think its funny that for so long people wanted to build from with in the draft. Now they think we are just one player from 40 wins?
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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1512 » by MidnightBuck » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:32 pm

msiris wrote:
Chapter29 wrote:
Pedro Alexandre wrote:I really hope the Bucks do not make a move this offseason.

I still have the feeling that another year with a top 4 pick is needed.

If we want to build our future with Giannis, Sanders and Parker, Emmanuel Mudiay can be the player we lack to elevate to another level.


But the problem is if we keep this team intact I fail to see how we are getting a top 4 pick. This team will not be that bad. 5-7 maybe if tons of things go bad. Wouldn't that be nice? My guess is we'd be picking in the 8-10 range at best.
I would rather take a chance and roll with what we have. If we improve to the level you are talking about that means that the rookies are making an impact. I do not have the faith that many have here in the likes of Mayo, Ersan, Knight or even Sanders. Just make sure that the rookies get plenty of playing time. I just don't want a 30 win team. I think its funny that for so long people wanted to build from with in the draft. Now they think we are just one player from 40 wins?


I think the thing here is, we are one 24 year old away from a 35-40 win team with a core of two 19 year olds, a 24 year old, and a 25 year old. Totally different situation than striving for 40 wins with a core of players basically at their prime or past it (Bogut, Kurt Thomas, Delfino, Dunleavy, Bobby Simmons, Maggette, Rich Jefferson, etc. etc. you get the picture). If we can win 40 with our current roster+Bledsoe next year I'll be ecstatic because that core can only get better. Much better. Then when they're all 26-29, we sign our Ray Allen or Vince Carter-type player (someone in the twilight of their career chasing rings)
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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1513 » by Bucks_MacGyver » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:32 pm

msiris wrote:
Chapter29 wrote:
Pedro Alexandre wrote:I really hope the Bucks do not make a move this offseason.

I still have the feeling that another year with a top 4 pick is needed.

If we want to build our future with Giannis, Sanders and Parker, Emmanuel Mudiay can be the player we lack to elevate to another level.


But the problem is if we keep this team intact I fail to see how we are getting a top 4 pick. This team will not be that bad. 5-7 maybe if tons of things go bad. Wouldn't that be nice? My guess is we'd be picking in the 8-10 range at best.
I would rather take a chance and roll with what we have. If we improve to the level you are talking about that means that the rookies are making an impact. I do not have the faith that many have here in the likes of Mayo, Ersan, Knight or even Sanders. Just make sure that the rookies get plenty of playing time. I just don't want a 30 win team. I think its funny that for so long people wanted to build from with in the draft. Now they think we are just one player from 40 wins?


I think a healthy Sanders and Parker gets you 15 wins. That's 30 right there, any wins after that is all up to Jason kidd and how he coaches

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Post#1514 » by FrieAaron » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:36 pm

I don't understand why so many people have apparently given up on Wolters.
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Post#1515 » by DickCunningham » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:37 pm

The big question is my mind is whether Kidd starts out with Knight or Wolters at point guard. The ticket rep I talked to yesterday at the event seemed to think that Knight is the guy at point guard and that everything will come into focus for Knight under Kidd's coaching. I'd like to believe but...doesn't seem likely.

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Re: Bucks looking at Lin, Bledsoe and Vasquez 

Post#1516 » by MadBlueEdwards » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:40 pm

FrieAaron wrote:I don't understand why so many people have apparently given up on Wolters.


Yeah, I'd be fine going with him as our starter for this year if we miss out on Bledsoe. No need to bring Sessions back or go after another vet.
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Post#1517 » by msiris » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:42 pm

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msiris wrote:
Chapter29 wrote:
But the problem is if we keep this team intact I fail to see how we are getting a top 4 pick. This team will not be that bad. 5-7 maybe if tons of things go bad. Wouldn't that be nice? My guess is we'd be picking in the 8-10 range at best.
I would rather take a chance and roll with what we have. If we improve to the level you are talking about that means that the rookies are making an impact. I do not have the faith that many have here in the likes of Mayo, Ersan, Knight or even Sanders. Just make sure that the rookies get plenty of playing time. I just don't want a 30 win team. I think its funny that for so long people wanted to build from with in the draft. Now they think we are just one player from 40 wins?


I think the thing here is, we are one 24 year old away from a 35-40 win team with a core of two 19 year olds, a 24 year old, and a 25 year old. Totally different situation than striving for 40 wins with a core of players basically at their prime or past it (Bogut, Kurt Thomas, Delfino, Dunleavy, Bobby Simmons, Maggette, Rich Jefferson, etc. etc. you get the picture). If we can win 40 with our current roster+Bledsoe next year I'll be ecstatic because that core can only get better. Much better. Then when they're all 26-29, we sign our Ray Allen or Vince Carter-type player (someone in the twilight of their career chasing rings)
I just don't think we get 40 with just the addition of Bledsoe and two 19 year old rookies. That where we differ. Don't get me wrong, but if we get Bledsoe I would be totally fine with it. :D
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Post#1518 » by Matches Malone » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:48 pm

GHOSTofSIKMA wrote:well we may still crash the lin party apparently.

http://www.csnphilly.com/basketball-phi ... -expensive?


To me this just sounds like Philly wants a kings ransom to take on Lins contract and Hammond would be fine just taking Lin with no extra incentive. :banghead:
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Post#1519 » by EastSideBucksFan » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:52 pm

I'm guessing Philly upped their demands after Dallas signed Parsons to an offer sheet.
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Post#1520 » by Badgerlander » Thu Jul 10, 2014 1:54 pm

EastSideBucksFan wrote:I'm guessing Philly upped their demands after Dallas signed Parsons to an offer sheet.

and after what the Cavs gave up to clear their cap space
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