Comments on: 2010 Haiku Review: The Centers

By: Ed Rapport (Fasteddy

Ed Rapport (Fasteddy — Wed, 12 May 2010 15:43:18 +0000

The point that most intregues me is actually how Skiles uses all his players as part of a well thought out scheme. This thought really came to light watching the Hawks continually get frustrated (putting it mildly) as the Bucks ran circles around a far more athletic and talented squad. It’s nice to know that smarts and grit can still propell a team to success at any level. Too bad the Bucks ran out of players.

Ps I believe Salmons does re-sign with the Bucks (after the playoffs). Two reasons, first, he’s a perfect fit for our scheme. Secondly, Skiles (tolerates) likes him and we all know how impossibly hard he is on assessing players contributionsand skill level. Prediction, I find it hard to believe the Bucks will ever overpay a player as long as Hammond is in charge. There is nothing more deflating then watching some underperforming “bobo” run up and down the court garnering all the attention and salary cap space while dragging the team through mediocre season after season. Have a familiar ring to it?

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By: Nathan

Nathan — Mon, 03 May 2010 04:38:47 +0000

I’m a proud bucks fan. It is exciting to see a nice young nucleus like this after watching previous years of mediocrity. Hats off to Hammond and his job of reshuffling the roster. He has built a young, competitive team that will be able to add players through the draft and have a shot at a good 2011 FA. Jennings and Bogut shall reign as a dynamic duo for years to come and I am excited!