Last season, the Bucks won the team's first championship trophy in 50 years, but after entering the 2021-22 season, even if the Bucks want to complete the defense of the title, they will face great obstacles. At least for now, the Nets and Lakers are considered teams with a better chance of impacting the championship.
So what kind of reinforcement moves can the Bucks make to get closer to winning another championship trophy? U.S. media suggested that the Bucks and the 76ers push for the following deals:
Bucks get: Danny Green
The 76ers got: Dante DiVincento, Rodney Hood, Jordan Walla
In this deal, the Bucks can get a veteran shooter like Danny Green, and considering that Green only completed a contract extension with the 76ers in the offseason, the Bucks will need to wait until after November 5 to push the deal with the 76ers.
As a bargaining chip, the Bucks need to send players such as Di Vincenzo, Hood and Jordan Walla, who also signed in the offseason. Di Vincenzo is undoubtedly the Bucks' biggest sacrifice in the deal, and as the 17th overall pick in 2018, Di Vincenzo's outside shooting ability and dynamism on the defensive end were a key part of the Bucks. In contrast, Green's experience in the playoffs may still give the Bucks a greater help.
In the 2020-21 season, Danny Green can still have a 41% three-point shooting rate in the case of an average of 6.1 three-point shots per game, and the season when the Lakers won the championship, Green can give the Lakers greater help in outside projection and defense. There is no doubt that Danny Green will be the player who is fit to help Alphabet Brother continue to storm the championship trophy.