I just can't see how anyone can justify keeping Redd and Jefferson. Look at what the OKC has done since lucking out and having Durant fall in their lap aka Building block #1. First, they trade Ray Allen AFTER getting Durant. A guy like Hammond, would of course keep Ray with Durant and hope they can squeak in the playoffs for a few years to appease casual fans. Not Sam Presti. Gets the fifth pick and drafts Jeff Green, a good, cheap sixth man who won't start only because he plays the same position as their star. Creates cap room, and basically gets 1st Round Picks for FREE from teams that can't afford them. Teams like the Bucks, but usually if you can't afford your first-round picks you're actually, you know, good, like the Suns. Last year drafts Russell Westbrook, a player who had a good rookie year and has a ton of upside. Building block #2. I believe they have the #3 pick this year, and might have Rubio fall into their lap if Chris Wallace drafts Thabeet. Building black #3. Hammond had the chance to ditch them for expirings, and passed on it for a laughable reason that danzig noted earlier. Who's gonna replace Redd's scoring? Who cares!! Redd could average 35 ppg next year, and we'd still have a 0% shot of winning a title. He's not a first option on a contender. His max contract is hindering the team from filling out a decent bench and roster. We're gonna lose CV for sure, everyday it's looking more like Sessions as well, we don't have enough money to bring over Ilyasova, a guy who has really improved and actually LIKES Milwaukee. The man gave Francisco Elson and Malik Allen player options. MALIK FREAKIN' ALLEN. I was happy when we got Hammond, instead of the rumored Donnie Walsh, but wow was I wrong. Walsh has already cleared out most Isiah's mistakes, and is poised to sign a really good player, or two, next summer.