What is your opinion about Michael Redd? I know he has only one year left on his contract, but i do not mind, because if he leaves, i can get a younger and cheaper player like Rudy Gay on the free agency market. If he stays, depending on its salary i can trade him after.
I would like to know if he delivers, if he is a good shooter, defender and athletic player? I have Pietrus and Maggette to offer. Do you think the Bucks will accept?
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Michael Redd
by Filipe R. on Tue Jan 26, 2010 11:22 pm
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Re: Michael Redd
by vashyoung on Fri Jan 29, 2010 1:45 am
Pietrus is good 3pts shooter, can dunk, fine lockdown defender...Filipe R. wrote:What is your opinion about Michael Redd? I know he has only one year left on his contract, but i do not mind, because if he leaves, i can get a younger and cheaper player like Rudy Gay on the free agency market. If he stays, depending on its salary i can trade him after.
I would like to know if he delivers, if he is a good shooter, defender and athletic player? I have Pietrus and Maggette to offer. Do you think the Bucks will accept?
Maggette is good slasher, can dunk.. decent 3pt, below average defender
based on the game LOL
ill pick pietrus, maggette is old...
BUT if redd will stay i will not trade him... his still useful on corner spot... his 3 is excellent almost automatic... plus he got clutch and a quickrelease...
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Re: Michael Redd
by SkyLine03LT on Fri Jan 29, 2010 7:30 pm
You can give them Magette and Pietrus, and take Redd with some other player. Possibly introduce them with a 2nd round pick. At least I find 2nd round picks useless in the game.
When you get into trading and become a kind of a pro there, you gotta now one thing. When you trade, you gotta think 2-3 years ahead, not only this moment. You can think of this moment when you sign FA. Also it's important not to have a team full of superstars, because if you dont give them a lot of minutes, they will start whining. I myself prefer getting a young talented player when I already have a great team rather than an all star, whom I will keep unhappy bcos there's like 5-6 players better than him on my team. That's why I chose James Johnson over JR Smith, JJ is already at 72 ovrl coming off the bench for ~5 minutes.
When you get into trading and become a kind of a pro there, you gotta now one thing. When you trade, you gotta think 2-3 years ahead, not only this moment. You can think of this moment when you sign FA. Also it's important not to have a team full of superstars, because if you dont give them a lot of minutes, they will start whining. I myself prefer getting a young talented player when I already have a great team rather than an all star, whom I will keep unhappy bcos there's like 5-6 players better than him on my team. That's why I chose James Johnson over JR Smith, JJ is already at 72 ovrl coming off the bench for ~5 minutes.
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Re: Michael Redd
by Phreezy P on Wed Feb 03, 2010 8:57 am
Redd is NOT an athlete. He is a liability for injury(Even in this game) But while he is in he can make a huge impact. Just make sure you have a solid backup and good trainers. 
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