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[Sidery] The Bucks have been shopping Pat Connaughton for a more versatile rotation piece. Connaughton makes $9.4 million in 2024-25, which also includes a player option for the following season. Due to current second apron limitations, Milwaukee can’t aggregate salaries in trades.



[Sidery] The Bucks have been shopping Pat Connaughton for a more versatile rotation piece. Connaughton makes $9.4 million in 2024-25, which also includes a player option for the following season. Due to current second apron limitations, Milwaukee can’t aggregate salaries in trades.

by RelativeVariation2

11 Comments

  1. DemonicDimples

    Yeah I don’t see a trade. He’s pretty much fallen off a cliff and is getting old and is making a good chunk of money for the next two years.

  2. the_greasy_one

    2021 officially feels like a long time ago now.

  3. Jack12404

    I’d prefer to not have to attach one of our draft picks to move off of him. Hopefully if we make a Brook trade, we can use him for salary matching.

    Getting off his contract gets us under the second apron though. Getting back the TP-MLE would be great for improving our bench.

  4. Slow-Jelly-2854

    The Bucks are shopping everyone other than Khris, Dame, and Giannis. The secret everyone already knew.

  5. Mister-Lavender

    What does it mean that Milwaukee cannot aggregate salaries in a trade? We can’t combine two salaries for one? Or we can’t receive two for one? Or both?

  6. mtnsandmusic

    Milwaukee needs a few trades where they turn declining assets into upside players that deliver. Other teams do this from time to time. Maybe it is Horst’s turn.

  7. Ethan2_Smooth

    2-3 years too late, I still can’t believe we kept him and traded both his replacements instead, donte and Grayson. I’m thinking we kept him to keep Giannis happy.

  8. I would trade Pat for literally any NBA player. 

    However, it would suck having to give up draft picks to pay someone to take him. 

  9. nomorecrackerss

    The Packer fan side of our fan base overvaluing drafts pick per usual

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