Michael Redd

a potential Buck much longer, and that is disheartening to the Milwaukee fans.

SG:  Michael Redd, Charlie Bell, Jodie Meeks
Redd is a pretty good NBA scorer that does not do a whole lot of anything else.  He is an awful defender, a below average ball hander, and does not rebound a whole lot despite his body size.  He has a quick release, is accurate from 3, and can post up small players.  Why they maxed this guy out and thought he was better than Ray Allen, I have NO idea.  He averaged a shade of 21 points, 3 boards, and 2 assists before going down with a season-ending knee injury last year.  If the Bucks wanted to clear up some cap space, they should have traded this dead weight, but they still haven't.  Cross your fingers that he gets off to a good start this year, so they can turn him into something useful.  Milwaukee might be thinking, however, that they need to keep him to have a reliable scorer on their roster.  I hope not.

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wyane Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Carlos Boozer, Dwight Howard, Chris Bosh, Chris Paul, Tayshaun Prince, Michael Redd, Deron Williams

Strictly on a matchup level, the Dream Team beats the U.S. team in the size department. They’re packing Robinson, Ewing, Malone and Sir Charles. That’s a tough frontline. They also get the edge in the mental department. You have 10 of the greatest players of all time going against the likes of Melo and Howard…nuff said.

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e, starting in place of an injured LeBron James, was one of three USA players who scored 20 points. Michael Redd and Carmelo Anthony each scored 20.

Redd is the most important player on Team USA's roster not named Kobe Bryant. Redd was 6-for-8 from 3-point range against Canada and his outside shooting will be key when the U.S. runs into teams that play zone defense, which is pretty much all of the teams in the Olympics.

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