Just curious why you guys think the Bucks should/will draft Poeltl? I feel like he's a worse/non-established version of Monroe (back to the basket or face up from about 12 feet from the bucket, true Center type) and everyone seems like they want to get rid of Monroe. I don't think he's athletic enough to be a rim protector in the NBA, but if he is, then I guess I'd be on board. I really like Monroe's fit on this current team, but I agree with many who have posted before, in that you really have to limit the minutes he and Jabari are on the floor at the same time. I thought towards the end of last season, it was a great fit with Monroe coming in off of the bench and giving that scoring punch, the dude just knows how to score, and the Bucks don't have many types of guys like that. It's nice to have a guy you can throw the ball to in the post and slow things down and get you a bucket when the other team is on somewhat of a run. I really like a starting frontcourt of Jabari and Plumlee or Henson, with Middleton and Giannis. I think the big thing is to figure out the 5th starter to go along with that group. Do you go with more of a point guard, or are they sold on Giannis being the point? I'd really like a "3 and D" type of wing to go with that starting group, no matter if they're 6' or 6'6''. Then you can bring in Monroe with whoever doesn't start between Henson and Plumlee off the bench, depending on game flow. Excited to see Ennis and Vaughn keep growing and improving. With that all being said, I really hope they go with Timothe Luwawu. He's like 6'6 with a 6'11 wingspan, plays really good D and can hit the 3. Feel like he's the perfect type of gamble to take at #10 in this draft. If not him, I guess I can get on the Poeltl bandwagon as long as his D is actually good, just as good as Plumlee and Henson, and a better offensive game than those two, and if they deal Monroe, otherwise they're back to having too many bigs again, in a league that's trending towards small ball. I believe they still have the #36 and #38 picks in the second round. A few guys I'd like to see them take fliers on would be Malcolm Brogdon, Ben Bentil, Kat Barber, Caris LeVert, Isaiah Whiteside, or a few other foreign players (maybe they'd stay in Europe another year or two) Rade Zagorac or Georgios Papagiannis.