Creating 3 feasible Bradley Beal trade packages for the Milwaukee Bucks
By Dalton Sell
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Second Bradley Beal trade package for the Milwaukee Bucks
Yes, this is the same exact deal as the first one with the inclusion of Monte Morris. According to ESPN’s Brian Windhorst, many people will be surprised to see what Beal eventually gets traded for, as his no-trade clause makes it difficult for the Wizards to get back a strong haul. The Bucks should look to get not only Beal but another quality guard in a potential deal if that is the case.
If the Bucks move Holiday, the team will need to find themselves a new starting point guard for the foreseeable future; adding Morris would allow them to do that. The 27-year-old is among the more underrated floor generals in the league and was pegged as a fine trade target for the Bucks even before this Beal news surfaced. If they could snag him in a package alongside Beal, it would be a quiet win for this Milwaukee team.
The guard is coming off one of the best seasons of his NBA career and would be a seamless fit in Milwaukee alongside this hypothetical core. He averaged 10.3 points and a career-best 5.3 assists per game last season. Playing with Antetokounmpo, Beal, and likely Khris Middleton, Morris could shatter his career-high once again while also getting plenty of looks for himself due to the sheer amount of attention those three would command. In short, a Morris-Beal backcourt would be a solid tandem in Milwaukee.