 | Rights: None | Last Sal.: $.00M |
| Agent: Supe | Exp: 10+ years | |
| FA Tier: 1 | Age: 46 | |
| FBPPG: | Inj: No Injury | |
| Desired Salary: Between $2.13M and $33.22M | ||
| Contract Status: UFA - Unclaimed Free Agent | ||
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| Trans. Jul 27 10:57 ET Milwaukee Bucks fans can get ready for the return of the Bucks’ 2019-20 regular season by catching up with three team alumni as part of the first-ever Bucks Legends Virtual Happy Hour presented by Jack Daniel’s. On Tuesday, July 28 at 6 p.m. CT, former Bucks Michael Redd, Desmond Mason and T.J. Ford will get together and reminisce on their playing days, talk about this season’s team and tell behind-the-scenes stories during the virtual happy hour. The Scoop: None. Jul 27 10:57 ET |
| Trans. Apr 2 11:00 ET Rashard Lewis re-signed on a maximum contract - 6yrs/$118m Seattle acquires Kurt Thomas, the 2008 Phoenix Suns first round pick, the 2010 Phoenix first round pick for a conditional second round draft pick Seattle acquires Kyle Lowry from the Memphis Grizzlies for Luke Ridnour and the 2010 Phoenix first rounder. Grant Hill signed on a veteran minimum’s contract Starting Five: Lowry, KD, Allen, Lewis, Nick Bench: Thomas, Earl Watson, Grant Hill (Free Agency), Desmond Mason, Damien Wilkens D-League... The Scoop: None. Apr 2 11:00 ET |
| Trans. Sep 17 11:40 ET Gary Payton was set to become a free agent in the summer of 2003, and the Seattle SuperSonics’ front office was not exactly keen to spend big money on a guard that was going to turn 35 during the offseason, in spite of Payton’s All-Star-level play. In order to grab some sort of return for their franchise player before his career ran out, or before he ran elsewhere as a free agent, the team decided to deal Payton to Milwaukee at the 2002-03 trade deadline in February. Payton would be reunited with former SuperSonics coach George Karl in Wisconsin, heading up an intriguing backcourt already featuring (fellow soon-to-be free agent) guard Sam Cassell. To hedge their bets against Payton leaving after the season ended, the Bucks also took in Desmond Mason in the deal, while giving up a first round pick and Ray Allen – who was about to turn 28 and hit his prime. Karl’s Bucks would go out in the first round that year, with Payton playing just 34 combined regular and postseason games as a Buck. Karl was let go after the season ended, Larry Harris was elevated to general manager, while Cassell and others were shepherded out. And to hear Payton tell it, he wanted absolutely nothing to do with any sort of deal from Seattle, though he felt the writing was on the wall when former Seattle owner Barry Ackerley sold the team to Starbucks [comment redacted] Howard Schultz. From a talk with Gary Washburn at the Boston Globe : The Scoop: None. Sep 17 11:40 ET |
