Already having trade links to the NBA’s Pacific Division, the Milwaukee Bucks could find some interesting candidates there to upgrade their roster.
The trade machine is getting a fair amount of use from fans of the Milwaukee Bucks, and speculation will continue until the team makes some moves this offseason.
Going division by division in an ongoing series of potential trade targets for the Bucks, next up on the list comes the NBA’s Pacific Division. This division consists of the Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers, Golden State Warriors, Phoenix Suns, and Sacramento Kings, a group chock-full of talent.
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Milwaukee’s transaction history with these franchises is somewhat limited, but there have been some connections over the years, the most noteworthy being when the Bucks traded Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to the Lakers nearly five decades ago. The Bucks have dealt with the Suns involving some guard trades over the past decade, sending Brandon Knight to the desert in 2015 while bringing Eric Bledsoe to Milwaukee in 2017.
Those are just a few of the notable moves between Milwaukee and the Pacific Division over the years, and perhaps that team could make some more transactions this offseason. With the Bucks shaping up to be one of the busier teams on the trade market in the quest to upgrade their roster ahead of the 2020-21 season, they will likely explore all avenues.
However the Milwaukee Bucks plan to handle their crucial offseason, here are three potential targets to inquire about from the Pacific Division.