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• simplyhiredguy said June 05, 2008

  if this trade goes through it better include their lottery pick. Yi for Wright and our pick makes no sense.

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  • NBAFAN22 replied June 06, 2008

    YEAH, THAT DOSEN'T MAKE SENSE!
• JohnPaulsen said June 06, 2008

  I wouldn't include picks if I'm the Bucks. The Warriors wanted Yi last season but picked two picks behind the Bucks. That's why Ford is suggesting that they'd give up Wright and #14 for Yi. They wanted him last year, but missed out.

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  • JohnnyBoy056 replied June 06, 2008

    I agree, but a year later Wright looks like the better pick. So I don't see why they would still be interested in Yi.
    • JohnPaulsen replied June 06, 2008

      Yi showed some flashes before the injury, but on a per minute basis, Wright was much better. His minutes were very limited though, so that may be misleading.
      • Vanishing replied June 09, 2008

        Both players minutes were very limited, just that Wright had the tendency to make the most of the playing time given to him. I think this notion is a ploy to drive Wright's value down. Honestly, Yi's probably more talented, physically, however due to the mismanagement by the coaching staff, that's all he is, just raw talent. Darko Milicic was more physically talented than most of the players in the 2003 draft. And look at him now. All the while Wright already looks to at least add much needed depth in the bench, or even solidify the starting PF hole. Basically, anything more than one-for-one (baring we're dealing with Wright/#14 pick) for Yi, isn't worth it.