patrickgpe

Burries is a Clutch Sports player. Imagine if the Bucks did have a wink wink deal with Clutch and went back on their word after drafting Burries.

I would be. What I wouldn't be surprised about is if the deal he signed last year is punished by the NBA. Only the Bucks are harmed by signing him for 4/64. Players union would likely fight to not have it voided.

it was very bad, but again I think they made a wink wink deal with Rich Paul to appease Giannis last offseason. He is not one that you want to not make good on your promises.

that would be the only explanation that makes sense. They knew that Giannis was being traded and they would have some room under the 1st apron if he signed on the cheap

This makes no sense, The bucks have 28 million to stay under the first apron and now 16 million are gone for a bench guy. The fact that there is no way to get out of this early is disgusting. They were having such a fine offseason too before this.

I am not a huge follower of amateur baseball but its hard to hate what they did today. I'm sure Arnold and Johnson are ecstatic. All 3 position players seem like great fits and I read good things about the HS pitcher. Brewers should have saved some money drafting Ebel to take care of the other 3.

that takes away any leverage on signing bonuses :)

Great 2bd round pick in Sawyer Strosnider. Would have Bern fine with him at 25

just a classic brewers pick. Like others slot I hope this lets them go big at 66

I agree on Steinbach but I think they really like Ament and was going to probably take him at 10 if Burries didn’t fall.

noone can argue that he isn't better than Drew Rom so this isn't something anyone can be upset about. Also removing Easton McGee isn't a big deal. This move is OK.

Again, good news that its not Woodruff going on the 60 day IL.

the brewers did confirm its a MLB deal, Rom going down to Nashville. I'm glad no IL stint for Harrison (for now)

Very interesting news, with Fan Duel Network going bankrupt, the bucks are putting all games on free over the air TV rather than what the brewers did. https://www.nba.com/bucks/news/milwaukee-bucks-to-return-to-full-season-over-the-air-television-for-first-time-in-31-years My guess is that NBA didn't have the infrastructure in place to make it easy for NBA teams to create their own app / network. This was probably the best the bucks could do. When the Brewers decided to do it, many teams already did, so there was a roadmap.

If all of those things are the case, wouldn't it make more sense to bring Stallings back up.