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@kkuderer05 You’ve watched 0 nuggets games and it shows. Forget it
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@Jordann15118531 Definitely don’t think you have to. Rollins is young and showing a lot of upside with playing time. Kpj is solid, you know what you’re gonna get out of him though.
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@kkuderer05 23 year old that averaged 15 and 5 on 41% from 3. Plus he was the 4th option on that nuggets team. Give him a bigger role see what happens.
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@BucksEmpires Why is everyone raving about him? Hes a role player at best.
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@PrinclTodd Not impossible… you do understand they have to trade something to get him right? It’s called making room
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@BucksEmpires No possible way we can trade for him without shedding contracts. They even said it was impossible.
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idk who you are but I believe you
Happy Bucks Fan@BucksEmpires
I’m hearing Peyton Watson to Milwaukee is a done deal. More than likely another team involved How do we feel about him bucks fans?
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@sig_50 Can’t lose Pete Nance. He gives you solid minutes every time he’s on the court
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I just hope some of the incoming roster gymnastics do not cost us Pete Nance.
I absolutely need to see Pete survive this “roster-crunch” no matter if he’s in the 2-Way Contract Slate or is kept as a Cheap, Multiyear NBA-Contract.
He’s too good as a backend rotation-player that fits the scheme so perfectly with his utility-game, stretch-shooting, cutting/attacking, effort/defense, man.

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@sig_50 I don’t see why people are trying to force him out. I get we have a deep guard room that all need playing time, but kpj has been solid his years in Milwaukee and he’s playing for 5m a year. If you can get a solid asset for him I’m not against it, but why force him out for cheap
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I am NOT* of the category of this Bucks Fanbase that are actively trying to trade KPJ due to biased and intentional misunderstandings of his value, man.
Nope, not at all!
However — My viewpoint here is if they do entertain a KPJ-Trade it better be for a legitimate angle for +asset-collection while they simultaneously invest into the replacement-talent at/near his position.
You’ve got your Kasparas Jakučionis and Brayden Burries, but I’d also like them to sure-up further investments no less, tbh.
I’m a massive fan of the 2W-Kam Jones contract-investment, but I’d also want them to explore adding K. Richmond too.
That would be sufficient value, development and ample depth, IMO.
Then: You’d get [Insert Value] via the idea of a KPJ-Trade/Trade-Framework.

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@dreshotz @TheHeatCentral In the video yesterday he states “the first time I tried an Oreo was last night” in the video of him in Milwaukee he states “yeah that was the first thing I ate when I came to the league” which would have been 13 years ago.
Did you not watch the videos? Or are you slow?
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@BucksEmpires @TheHeatCentral so in this video, he explained where he ate the oreos of your just reaching?
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@MiamiHEAT @Giannis_An34 Yo I’m crying😭 he does not want to be there😭😭😭😭
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My key takeaways from Summer League:
- We have four worthy number 1 picks in this draft in Dybantsa, Peterson, Boozer and Wilson. All have been as good or better than advertised.
- Darius Acuff lacks defensive engagement and overall proficiency in that area. This isn’t saying he can’t be a reasonable defender one day, but if it stands out at Summer League it’s going to be glaring in the league. He does however, have that star makeup on the offensive end. He will make big shots. He will make tough shots. Either way he will be box office and sell tickets in Sacramento. The buzz is already starting to show. He also has that late game gene which can open up his ceiling in the league as a go-to guy at the end of games.
- Cameron Carr is a steal in this draft
- Yaxel Lendeborg can play rotation minutes for the Warriors tomorrow and be fine
- Aday Mara has mobility concerns at the next level. He’s talented and will no doubt have an impact, but it will always be there. You can’t teach size though and he’s going to be effective in the right lineups.
- Morez Johnson Jr has been great, but I still think the Mavs may end up regretting not taking Brayden Burries ahead of him who’s been super impactful in every appearance.
- Keaton Wagler is the type of prospect I feel will always need a strong complimentary back court partner next to him in order to maximize his own gifts.
- Outside of Darryn Peterson, Mikel Brown Jr has every chance to be the best guard in this draft. Motor, decision-making, IQ, playmaking, athleticism, communication. He’s shown it all.
- I have questions around Kingston Flemings’ rim pressure and overall shooting, but his ball security is a plus, his defensive aggression is always there and his ability to operate in a heavy pick-and-roll offense translates to the league
- Tyler Nickel may be the best pure shooter in the draft
- Christian Anderson will struggle with physically at the pro level
- Jury is still out on Nate Ament
- Offensive rebounding needs to be Hannes Steinbach’s calling card to get minutes in the league, because he’s still very much learning the game
- I expect Liam McNeeley to be featured more for the Hornets this upcoming season
- Cody Williams has no noticeable signs of growth in his game
- Bennett Stirtz will help the Thunder. I have no doubts when he gets in that system that he’ll be productive. The processing is impressive.
- Egor Demin will take a leap next season
- Hugo Gonzalez is ready for a bigger role with the Celtics
- Khaman Maluach is still such a high upside prospect. Has everything you want in an energy defensive big who plays above the rim. Needs NBA reps.
- Noah Penda can have a bigger role in the Magic’s second unit next season
- Adou Thiero is one of the best young athletes in the league. Period. Needs to learn how to slow down but if he can give consistent defensive production and be viable on offense, he might see a few minutes in the Lakers’ rotation.
- Ben Saraf has a long way to go, as does Drake Powell
- Labaron Philon Jr should never have fallen as far as he did
- Meleek Thomas is a lottery worthy talent
- I remain a huge fan of Will Riley
- Lester Quinones has my attention
- Sergio De Larrea is a rare pure point guard with genuine floor general skills. I hope he sees minutes in Dallas.
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