Instead of just letting Villanueva walk, why don't we try to work out a trade with Cleveland and pry away a young prospect? Do you think Hammond is having these kinds of discussions or is his mind made up to let Charlie V go with no compensation?

video: http://bucks.fandome.com/video/113638/Brandon-Jennings-Talks-With-Joe-Budden/ post:  http://nba.fanhouse.com/2009/06/28/brandon-jennings-acting-up-again It's not clear that Jennings knew he was being recorded. In fact, the way he was talking, I don't think he did. I didn't hear him talk about Sessions or Charlie V, but ...

 over 40% from college three point line is pretty good. Re: Jennings, here's a list of the last 23 Nat. HS POYs:  1987 - Dennis Scott (Flint Hill Prep, Oakton, Virginia)1988 - Alonzo Mourning (Indian River High School, Chesapeake, Virginia)1989 - Kenny Anderson (Archbishop Molloy High School, Jamaica, New York)1990 - Damon Bailey ...

I am reasonably excited about Jennings at #10, he has some good upside even though I think Sessions is solid. I think Meeks could turn out to be good, though I kept waiting for the Bucks to trade up to get Blair in the second round.  

Once he slipped out of the first, I kept waiting for the Bucks to move up to get him, but it never happened. I think Meeks could be pretty good too, but it would have been nice to come out of the draft with Jennings and Blair. I am reasonably excited about Jennings. The reviews are mixed, but he spent half the season working with one of the top ...

The Suns just gave Shaq to the Cavs. I guess getting a prospect or a first round pick in this economy is too much to ask for teams up against the luxury tax. If you're willing to spend, you can get some nice players right now and not have to give up a thing.  

No. I'm just a Bucks fan who liked Bobby Simmons as a player before he got injured and is not a big fan of this RJ trade. I would have liked a late first round pick to be included instead of it being a pure salary dump.

[quote user="jpaul34"]I said I liked Simmons before he got hurt. I live outside of LA now and saw a number of Clippers games when he had his best season, which ultimately led to his winning the Most Improved Player award. He was strong, a good defender and could really shoot the ball. He averaged 16.4 points, 5.9 rebounds and shot 44% ...

 [quote user="quicksdraw"] siimmons was hurt his entire time in milwaukee,  i didnt know that.  he must still be hurt [/quote] I guess this is a joke, I don't know. Like I said, in 75 games, he averaged 13.4 points and 4.4 rebounds and shot 42% from long range in the first season with the Bucks, before he got hurt. ...

[quote user="quicksdraw"]how could you like simmons he was god awful and talk about disappearing.[/quote]  I said I liked Simmons before he got hurt. I live outside of LA now and saw a number of Clippers games when he had his best season, which ultimately led to his winning the Most Improved Player award. He was strong, a good ...