Bogut

When did the Bucks get rid of Andrew Bogut? How did this happen?

1989. Chronic turf toe

This is the problem with Bogut

He's never been healthy and it just seems to continue

The injuries prevented him from ever becoming the player I saw. Kinda tragic- really special set of skills that kid had. He could have been an even better Vlade Divac, with better defense. Just never had the chance.

Bogut now appears to be out longer than expected.

Love the guy and what he did in Milwaukee, but so happy they dumped him and his salary when they did.

Hard to say right now that the Bucks didn't get the better of that trade.

Mixed emotions - Bogut was a good player when healthy but the guy was never healthy

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Originally posted by El-Ka-Bong:
When did the Bucks get rid of Andrew Bogut? How did this happen?

The Warriors will win it all this year if Bogut stays healthy. He is the biggest difference maker on the defensive end, and he still has a great feel for the game. The if is pretty big with him, but that team has everything when he plays.

He's playing for Marquette now? I didn't know he had any eligibility left.

 

 

If he never signed with an agent, he still had 2 years...

Bogut is averaging 7 points, 7 rebounds, and 2 blocks a game. He is basically no offensive threat, but doesn't need to be. He makes about 12 million a year.

 

He's actually an older, sane version of Larry Sanders.

They're peaking too soon. If this was April, it's a different story.

 

No way any human team can keep that level of play up for 6 months.

 

Not.gonna.happen

 

Warriors won't win it all this year. Mark it down!

You can't look at Bogut's stats and understand how important he is to their success.

Maybe they are peaking too soon- they're certainly kicking the crap out of teams right now. But Kerr is smart- he understands what needs to happen to sustain it, I think. That said, Bogut's career is defined by his inability to stay on the floor. The other night he had 4 bucks against the Rockets, dropped some sweet dimes, and held down the paint.