Don't trade Michael Redd or anything, because your team has been so much worse while he's been injured.
Honestly, Milwaukee is an afterthought right now. They have no chance to compete in the East with Orlando, wherever Lebron ends up in the future, Miami, Chicago, Boston for the time being, and Atlanta all being good. If I'm the Bucks, I completely cleanhouse. They attempted to do that, but then traded for Richard Jefferson which was a mistake. They aren't in position for a quick fix. Picking Bogut over Chris Paul has really set the team back. Unless he breaks out which he won't because he's soft, Milwaukee is going to remain a back page story behind the Packers and Brewers.
i saw this too and the title said something like bucks will pay tax to keep charlie and ramon... and they would climb for the tax if need be...
The title of the article was "Spending big a luxury GM can't afford". If you read the article, it says they can't afford to go into the luxury tax really and they're at it counting both of the player's qualifying offers.
well i saw an article of the exact same nature on another site that said the bucks would pay the tax if it means keeping both of em... cant remember where tho... ill try to look for it..
