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03:47 PM ET 02.21 | After months of fielding rumors, the Orlando Magic will trade J.J. Redick . The starting shooting guard has been dealt to the Milwaukee Bucks, according to Yahoo! Sports' Adrian Wojnarowski. It's unclear what the Magic will receive back, but there is a possibility of a three-team deal that was first raised by Joshua Robbins of the Orlando Sentinel. Redick is having a career year in 2012-13, averaging almost five minutes, four points and two assists per game than he did last season (which was, in each of those categories, his best season to date). He's an unrestricted free agent after 2013, though, and he'll be a hot commodity on the free-agent market. He turns 29 in June and seems to be nearing his prime athletically, and his style of play would suggest several years near that peak level.

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February 21, 2013 04:46 PM ET

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this is dumb why even trade for reddick he is not going to take you guys over the top, he should of went to a contender cause that is all reddick is a role player.

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February 21, 2013 05:00 PM ET

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I think they both got just what they wanted. The Bucks wanted a sixth man to score off the bench. The Magic are just collecting a bunch of young talent "cheap" hoping one of them turns into something worth keeping long term.

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February 21, 2013 06:36 PM ET

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Originally posted 05:00 PM ET 02.21 by Gatorade or Haterade

I think they both got just what they wanted. The Bucks wanted a sixth man to score off the bench. The Magic are just collecting a bunch of young talent "cheap" hoping one of them turns into something worth keeping long term.

Good point.

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February 21, 2013 11:40 PM ET

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Originally posted 04:46 PM ET 02.21 by HtownTexans

this is dumb why even trade for reddick he is not going to take you guys over the top.......

So by your logic.....the Bucks should have done nothing.....since they really had no assets that could have brought them a player to take them over the top.
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What you're basically saying is that teams that are only fighting to get into the play-offs, shouldn't try to improve. And THAT is ridiculous!