Milwaukee receive
Andre Iguodala - 27 - SG - $33.28m - 2 years (89)
Louis Williams - 25 - SG - $5.35m - 1 year (84)
Lamar Odom - 32 - PF - $9.60m - 1 year (83)
Projected line-up:Andrew Bogut - Lamar Odom - Andre Iguodala - Louis Williams - Derrick Rose
Bench options:Michael Redd, Luther Head, Jon Brockman
Contracts In: $31.2m
Contracts Out: $24.6m
Conference standing: 15th in East
Almost everyone was surprised when Derrick Rose chose to leave Chicago and sign a one year deal with Milwaukee this past off-season.
Unsurprisingly though the team he joined continued to perform poorly. The Bucks have missed out on the playoffs in the last two seasons.
They are in a similar position to Memphis. Currently bottom of the eastern conference and looking like missing the playoffs again.
To incorporate Rose alongside Redd and Jennings, he has been forced to play in his unfavoured shooting guard role this season.
As a result his numbers are way down on his previous season's efforts as he sees less and less of the ball during games.
With this in mind, the Bucks decided to seek a deal to improve their roster and hopefully salvage their season.
Snaring both Iguodala and Williams from Philadelphia was a major coup and the pair should add much needed scoring.
Also a great deal was bringing in Odom from the Lakers. The Bucks can offer the skillful forward a starting role.
That was reportedly the major factor in Odom's agreeing to this deal. He will also be able to help out Bogut with rebounding.
In the unlikely scenario that Odom doesn't perform well for them, the Bucks do have an out as he is on an expiring contract.
Bringing in talent like this comes at a cost though. Milwaukee's bench is looking mighty bare now with mainly rookies.
The way things were going though they are more than happy to sacrifice depth for quality as they push for the playoffs.
Of course trading Jennings was a major risk, especially given that Rose is only contracted for one season.
But it does give Rose the opportunity to play in his favoured point guard position and hopefully lift his game.
Maggette was a solid contributor but he is now 32 and was a big expiring contract that interested Philadelphia greatly.
Gooden was also a good squad player but is also 30 years old and would have been second choice behind Odom.
There was no longer a need for Jennings and with his contract expiring, the Bucks will be happy not to lose him for nothing.
The Bucks will also be happy to get rid of John Salmons big contract. They upgraded at PF whilst taking less wages on.
Unsurprisingly Milwaukee were not able to get rid of 32 year old Michael Redd's $51m three year contract in this deal.
Deal grade: A-