Monroe, 29, is considered one of the finest big men in the CSL, and as such he has signed a max deal to remain in Milwaukee. Last season, he averaged 22.4 points, 12.0 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.6 blocks, while converting 52.0 % of his field goal attempts and 68.1 % of his free throws. A player in his prime, there was no doubt the Bucks were willing to spend everything they could in order to bring him back.

And part of that excitement has to do with the trade that was just submitted to the CSL office. Smith, 32, is one of the best two-way players in the CSL. A great physical player, can contribute in all areas of defense: can play man-to-man, block shots, force turnovers ... At 6'9" and 240 lbs, he adds even more muscle to an already strong team.Randy Wittman wrote:We're extremely happy to have Greg back. He is one of the best players in this league. He can do so many things it's amazing. Of course he got paid, but that's what you do when you have such a player on your roster. He can play either center or power forward, he scores and controls the boards. How many players can do that? And he's 29. We're happy and we know he is,too. We are excited and looking forward to next season. This could be a great year for Bucks fans.

The Bucks are still negotiating with Kyle Lowry, and the team hopes that he signs in the coming days. Basketball fans in Milwaukee may be optimistic about next season.Randy Wittman wrote:We had been looking at Josh for long, and when we had the chance we made it happen. He is so versatile ... he can play all three frontcourt positions and is an amazing defender. The options we will now have are a lot. He will allow us to switch players and positions without losing quality. We are so excited we can't wait for the season to start. Of course, we wish Tobias, Mo and Jarell the best, but this is something we needed to do.






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