That’s why I tend to be drawn more to Brandon
than to Monta, even though I like both and
am wary that both might break my heart a little.

So I’m sports-grieving for the loss of Tobias,
and I guess I consider it cathartic to talk it
out once-in-a-while. I’ll try not to overdo it,
and I thank anyone for any indulgence for my
sentimentality.

It’s just that it seems like there has
been a lot of enthusiasm for getting Josh
in the off-season (after at least some disappointment
that we didn’t get him at the trade-deadline).

I could be way wrong, but it seems that Josh
is a highly-talented but undisciplined player who is
a high-volume and undisciplined shooter. We already
have a couple guys like that who may or may not
be mending their ways. (I hope they are.)

I would even be wary of a guy like Carmelo Anthony,
who seems to be a black hole on the court — once
you pass him the ball, it never comes back out.
Again, I could be wrong about this, in part because
I hate the Knicks and loathe watching them unless
it’s to root for them losing against the Bucks.

The point is that in our efforts to find a star player
or two, I hope we’re very careful in assessing
the kind of player and kind of person we are investing
our cash and our hearts in.

In sports as in life, sometimes you just have a bad day. I hope he has a better day on Saturday because the team is going to need him.

Go Bucks!

In reality the Bucks could use a bona-fide star at any position and then rearrange their roster accordingly.

In response to happyfeethustle, I’ll try to let
go of Tobias as soon as possible (although I would
like to get him back — really). By the way, I’m not
sure if it’s easier for a young guy like Tobias to play for
a bad team or a good team. What’s nice for him is that
he gets to play.

My plea to the Bucks is to not trade Larry Sanders or
John Henson, for the good of the team and not necessarily
because it would plunge me into another fan-depression.

As they say, it’s important to analyze the past to keep
it from happening in the future. If we’re continually
evaluating players in this venue, we might do well to also evaluate management.

Anyway, personally, here’s a cheer for robust debate! And a cheer for the Bucks!

Yes, Sfisch has expressed his frustration with the Bucks trading Harris and he was a BIG Harris fan long before the trade. Yes, Harris is not helping by suddenly getting all this press since his trade to Orlando.

But…….NO, Sfisch has still been very much in support of the Bucks and has never come close to saying that he can’t stand the franchise. So I don’t think we want to banish him to Chicago. You don’t really think he’s THAT BAD, do you?

ENOUGH ALREADY! Harris is a S T A R for the bottom feeder MAGIC.He’s not a Buck anymore-let it go!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

While I believe most die hard Bucks fans were/are bummered to see Tobias gone- dwelling on it is senseless. Redick has proven to be worthy of the trade ( despite his 3 point total last nite )- his impact creates change throughout the lineup. Im pleased to see the EFFORT this team has shown since the trade….. aren’t you?

The fans who cry for losing Tobias, are the same fans who would gripe if the Bucks hadn’t made some sort of trade before deadline. The trade they completed will help SECURE the 8th seed. While the Bucks will get eliminated in 1st round-playoffs in Milwaukee ARE a decent achievement.

You dont trust/can’t stand..etc. etc. the franchise- Get behind Chicago then-be a BULLS fan. Its only a short drive to get down there. We dont need the negativity-its as useless as Tobias warming the pine for Bucks!

GO BUCKS GO