
Feb 13, 2013; Milwaukee, WI, USA; Milwaukee Bucks guard Brandon Jennings (3) sets up a play during the game against the Philadelphia 76ers at the Bradley Center. The Bucks beat the 76ers 94-92. Mandatory Credit: Benny Sieu-USA TODAY Sports
With the trade deadline fast approaching, here are some of the latest news and rumors regarding potential trades around the league.
Brandon Jennings:
Is he happy in Milwaukee or not? Conflicting reports have surfaced about the young point guard’s future in the recent days.
Chad Ford of ESPN.com cited sources saying that Jennings has
“irreconcilable differences”
with the Bucks. Jennings, however, refuted those claims, saying,
“that stuff never came out of my mouth.”
We can’t know the truth, but Jennings did turn down a long-term deal earlier in the year.
If the Bucks do decide to trade Jennings, they will certainly have suitors. According to Marc Stein, the Dallas Mavericks would be one of those teams.
Mavs, I’m told, do have interest in Brandon Jennings and will be in mix for him if Bucks opt to make RFA-to-be available b4 Feb. 21 deadline
— Marc Stein (@ESPNSteinLine) February 13, 2013
The Mavericks recently traded for Darren Collison, but Jennings would be an immediate upgrade at the point guard position.
With an excess of big men, rumors have long been swirling about the Jazz making a move before the deadline. Most people thought that Paul Millsap would be the first one to go, but that may not be the case.
According to Rich Bucher,
“While I noted several days ago that Paul Millsap appeared to be the likelier Jazz big man to be dealt before the February trade deadline, an opposing team executive said there is more league-wide interest in Al Jefferson”
Whether or not they deal one of their many big men, the Jazz will likely not be able to afford both Millsap and Jefferson, especially with Gordon Hayward coming up for an extension soon.

Hanz Medard