NBA Draft

[wadesworld]

I am of the opinion that, in a vacuum, Jrue is better than Middleton. Middleton's skill set fits better next to Giannis, though.

Augustin and Portis are nice moves. The Bucks are definitely better than they were last year.

If Donte stays healthy I think he'll have a really nice year.

[CreightonWarrior]

I was glad when Divincenzo was part of the Bogdan deal. I'm not sold on him.

[HutchwasClutch]

I am of the opinion that, in a vacuum, Jrue is better than Middleton. Middleton's skill set fits better next to Giannis, though.

Augustin and Portis are nice moves. The Bucks are definitely better than they were last year.

If Donte stays healthy I think he'll have a really nice year.

Like the additions of Augustin and Portis too. Solid guys whose games should fit in well.

[4everwarriors]

Der just guys, hey?

[cheebs09]

https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/before-games-bobby-portis-pictures-opponents-slapping-his-mom/

Hopefully Portis brings some toughness. The Bucks played so soft against Miami. Crowder pushed the Bucks around and you can tell it got in their heads.

[The Big East]

The legacy of Lew Alcindor leaving the Bucks still lives on as reflected by the Bucks trades and free agent moves.

[wadesworld]

The legacy of Lew Alcindor leaving the Bucks still lives on as reflected by the Bucks trades and free agent moves.

They just added a guy that seemingly every contender was trying very hard to get. Reports are teams were allowed to talk to him regarding his player option/extending before trading for him, and he told a number of them he would not extend with them.

[The Sultan]

The legacy of Lew Alcindor leaving the Bucks still lives on as reflected by the Bucks trades and free agent moves.

Lol. No.

[MU82]

Hornets have agreed to terms with Hayward.

If he can stay healthy, he's a good player who will help the team at least in the near term. But he's always hurt, he's 30 and the team still seems several pieces away from contending for anything.

The Hornets finally got out of Salary Cap Hell after several years of suckitude, so I'm not in love with committing $30M/year to Hayward. I hope he proves me wrong.

[bananahammock]

Hornets have agreed to terms with Hayward.

If he can stay healthy, he's a good player who will help the team at least in the near term. But he's always hurt, he's 30 and the team still seems several pieces away from contending for anything.

The Hornets finally got out of Salary Cap Hell after several years of suckitude, so I'm not in love with committing $30M/year to Hayward. I hope he proves me wrong.

Plus, they had to stretch Batum to fit Hayward in. This turns into $39M per for the next 3 years. Yikes!

[MU82]

Plus, they had to stretch Batum to fit Hayward in. This turns into $39M per for the next 3 years. Yikes!

Indeed.