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Bucks look even better after Pistons waived Gary Harris (opens the original)
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One of the Bucks' shrewdest bits of business this offseason was trading Gary Harris and Taurean Prince to the Pistons in exchange for Caris LeVert and two future second-round picks. On Sunday night, Detroit parted ways with Harris and made the trade look even better from Milwaukee's side, since one of the assets they sent out had zero value. Bucks fans were all disappointed by how Harris failed to establish himself in the rotation last season. On a Bucks team needing more veteran leadership, he
Adding Jalen Duren still wouldn't solve Bucks' point guard problem (opens the original)
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There are plenty of reasons why trading for Jalen Duren could end up being a huge mistake for the Bucks, but the biggest might be that he doesn't have the right skill set that Milwaukee needs most. More than anything, the Bucks are lacking a solid point guard amongst their young core, and obviously, Duren doesn't fill that need in the least. The Bucks do have plenty of promising young guards, but most profile better as shooting guards or combo guards than true floor generals. Considering the imp
Jalen Duren would dethrone Gary Trent Jr as Bucks' worst move of the summer (opens the original)
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The Bucks have plenty of reason to be interested in Jalen Duren in theory, but the reality of his contract demands would make him a nightmare acquisition. Duren has reportedly turned down as much as $200 million over 5 years from the Pistons this offseason. The Bucks theoretically have the room to pay him in line with that offer, or even a little more, but it would be a huge risk if he never rises above the poor showing he had in last season's playoffs. Not only would the Bucks be handicapping t
Jalen Duren would vindicate Bucks' Damian Lillard sacrifice unlike Myles Turner (opens the original)
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Now that the Bucks seem to be real contenders to land Jalen Duren in a sign-and-trade, they finally have a pathway to getting a genuine young All-Star for the first time in years. Acquiring Duren, especially at the cost of trading away Myles Turner, would finally give Milwaukee some relief for waiving and stretching Damian Lillard's contract. Lillard is still on the books for over $20 million in each of the next four seasons, but that's easier to manage with an actual rising star at center. In c
Kel'el Ware is the answer to Bucks' glaring second-chance scoring shortcomings (opens the original)
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One of the Bucks' biggest deficiencies last season was their lack of second-chance buckets, but they found an antidote this offseason in Kel'el Ware. Unlike Milwaukee's other centers, Ware was a prolific rebounder last season and finished 10th across the entire NBA in second-chance points. By comparison, the Bucks were 30th among teams in that category and clearly need a shot in the arm on the offensive glass. In recent seasons, the importance of rebounding has come back to the forefront of NBA
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