I think Bucks would love to have him on the team, they need a good 3 point shooter and J.J. Redick can surely produce. I don't understand why the 76ers did not keep him, he had some good seasons with the 76ers and they definitely need a good shooter like him. There are times that the Bucks struggles offensively, so J.J. Redick's consistency could help and with his experience, there's no doubt that he can contribute a lot to the team.

Reddick can give some minutes for Middleton and Holiday,

he also have that shooting hands that automatically converts points when given the free ball.

If Bucks sign him up, that will bring them more treat outside,

Giannis can easily throw the ball to him and go down to wait for their defense. Let see if fate will permits him to play with the defending champ.

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Thanks @ danherbias07

Do not forget Lauri Markanen neither, dude may not be a starter or even a good player, but he is definitely good enough to get some 10-15 minutes per game for sure, even 20 in a team like Lakers where they have AD playing both PF and C, so whenever he is C then Lauri can be PF, and whenever he is out Lauri could be PF to whoever is C like dwight or Gasol and what not.

It means that dude could get as much as 20 minutes there, and he is a decent shooter as well, not an awesome one but not bad for a big, and he will be playing with people like Lebron and Westbrook who are amazing at drive in and pass out style and he could get some scoring chances that way as well. Or Lakers could just sign Millsap if they can convince him, I hear that he is looking for more than minimum and that's why it took this long but nobody (understandably) wants to give him more than minimum, plus many can't even afford it.

Everyone wants to see them in the NBA Finals, Lebron is bound for NBA Finals again this season that's why they are making their team stronger with the addition of  Russell Westbrook. My biggest concern is only the Chemistry, no question about their talent, but if they don't play as a team, they are not going our expectations from them.

Any team would want Simmons, but with the Kings, I am not sure they will be in the playoffs again. Well, this would probably make Simmons not too pressure as he will be playing a nonplayoff team, so for the Kings to be in the playoffs, I think that's already a big improvement, and it will help Simmons boost his stats if he contributes as expected.

Honestly I think more people DONT want to see the Lakers in the finals.  These super teams are getting dumb and boring.  I say it all the time bit the NBA peaked in the late 80s and 90s when there were true rivalries and the best want to BEAT the best not play with them.  It made for better games.  Playoffs are more and more anti climatic and boring/passive as each year goes on.  Kudos to ginnis for wanting to keep it that way.  Knick fan but I will always root for those type of players.

wow, wait a minute, can Stephenson come back to the NBA or did I get it wrong???
In my opinion he is a good player, I remember, Stephenson, Turner, PG, Young, that Indiana team was a good team and competitive!!

Wait?! What?! They are celebrating for that trade? For real? Fox is one of the progressing offensive player in the league and it would be unwise to let him go. I'd pair him with Ben Simmons but not trade in exchange for him. This could be the worse mistake the SAC management will do if they let him go. Chances of not getting him back will be 100% and they will regret it because that's a future star caliber that just needs to be polished.

I didn't forget about him but he is not part of my veteran list just yet. He is just 24 so he goes to the regular unsigned list. Many teams will be interested to acquire him unlike the veterans.

I was just talking about the Clipper's roster the other day but it seems like I spoke too early as there were reports that Rondo, Beverly, and Oturu traded for Bledsoe. I think that's a bit too much for another veteran guard. That's also one less hustler on the Clippers so I wonder who is going to fill the gap.