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Kevon Looney will be released by Warriors and is working on 3 ball, could he be a good pickup?



Kevon Looney will be released by Warriors and is working on 3 ball, could he be a good pickup?

by Suspicious_Team_9133

8 Comments

  1. theconfuserx3

    bucks need to be all over this. at worst hes a good backup center

  2. Skeleboi846

    Looney was a beast rebounding during the warriors big run to the finals a year or so back, we desparately need any big that can secure boards consistently and set great screens. He’d be a great fit imo! Not sure what his salary would look like though

  3. breadbinkers

    Yoooo please bring him home I went to high school with him lol

  4. snowstorm608

    I like Looney as a player but I donā€™t think he is a good fit in Milwaukee like at all. We either need centers next to Giannis who can protect the rim and are willing to take 10 3s a game (younger Brook) or highly switchable 3 & D forwards who can play next to Giannis at center (the idea of Jae Crowder).

  5. the_godfaubel

    He’s only a good pickup if we move on from Bobby and/or Brook

  6. drutastic57

    If I remember locked on bucks correctly, we are currently in the 2nd apron and canā€™t sign anyone til mid August right?

  7. Iā€™m pretty critical of most of the suggestions we get here, but this makes a lot of sense to me.

    Looney is a smart and switchable defender.

    Heā€™s good on the boards on both ends, and we badly need some pressure for offensive boards. Brook doesnā€™t just avoid the paint because of spacing, itā€™s also because his recovery is slow AF. Looney wouldnā€™t need a 1/3 court head start on defense, so he could pressure the offensive glass.

    The playoff and starter experience could lead to more rest for Brook.

    Iā€™m more keen on us finding a wing prospect in the draft than a big man. The hit rate on athletic, raw bigs is so low. Ware seems likely to pop into the lottery, the others are long term projects.

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