Here's your weekend in review...

· Hoffman finalized a deal worth $6 million on Jan. 13 that includes $1.5 million in incentives for games finished.

· Spoke with Brewers head athletic trainer Roger Caplinger, who assured Hoffman that the Brewers would adapt to Hoffman's own workout regimen.

· Choice came down to the Brewers and Dodgers.

· He will continue to enter games to AC/DC's "Hells Bells", along with the headline "Trevor Time" on the scoreboards

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· Outfielder Corey Hart is seeking $3.8 million, and the team offered $2.7 million. Second baseman Rickie Weeks is seeking $2.8 million, and the Brewers offered $2 million.

· The sides can negotiate up to a hearing date in February, at which time a three-member panel of judges would listen to arguments and choose one salary or the other.

· "I don't think that as a player you want to go [to a hearing]," said Hart, who admitted that he was surprised by the $1.1 million gap between his proposal and the team's.

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Milwaukee Bucks General Manager John Hammond announced today that guard Michael Redd will miss the remainder of the season. See full story.

· Torn (ACL) and (MCL) in his left knee during the third period of the Bucks win over Sacramento on Saturday, January 24

· "I’m deeply disappointed but everything in life happens for a reason and this is God’s plan for me," said Redd.  "I have faith in my teammates and coaches to continue to work together to make our fans proud.  I will be supporting them wholeheartedly from the sidelines and working equally hard to return to the court in the best condition possible for next season.

· "A special thank you to all our fans for their great support this season – my 9th as a Milwaukee Buck.  Our team still has work to do and I know with our collective support we can cheer them on to a special season."

· In 33 games this season (32 starts), Redd averaged a team-high 21.2 points with 3.2 rebounds, 2.7 assists and 1.0 steal in 36.5 minutes. 

· Saturday’s game was Redd’s 550th in a Bucks uniform – 8th in Milwaukee history.  This season, he moved into 5th on the Bucks all-time scoring list, passing the 11,000 point mark at Charlotte on January 3; 5th in minutes played and 8th in field goals made.  He stands 184 points behind Bob Dandridge for 4th all-time in franchise scoring (11,478); 31 field goals made behind Sidney Moncrief for 7th all-time (4,000); 34 free throws behind Kareem Abdul-Jabbar for 2nd all-time (2,374); and 19 games behind Glenn Robinson for 7th all-time (568).