Brown changing addresses again: The Milwaukee Bucks and Golden State Warriors have agreed upon a trade on Tuesday that sends center Andrew Bogut and forward Stephen Jackson to the Warriors for Monta Ellis, Ekpe Udoh and Kwame Brown, reports the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. Brown has an expiring contract and is likely out for the season anyway with a shoulder injury. (Updated 03/13/2012)
Injury Report
No information available at this time (Updated 5/26/12).
Fantasy Analysis
Brown sounds like a throw in for the Bucks as he's not likely to play again this season and his contract expires at the end of it. Brown played nine games for the Warriors and now heads to the Bucks. It is his seventh NBA stop in what started as the No. 1 overall pick in the NBA draft by the Wizards before the 2001-02 season. Brown has no Fantasy value at this time. (Updated 03/13/2012).
03/21/2012 00:32 Bucks win sixth straight, beat Blazers
Drew Gooden scored 19 points and the Milwaukee Bucks beat Portland 116-87 on Tuesday night in the Trail Blazers' first home game since coach Nate McMillan was fired last week.
03/17/2012 01:08 Ellis scores 18 in Bucks debut against former team Warriors
Monta Ellis returned to Oracle Arena in his much-hyped Bucks debut and finished with 18 points, four rebounds and four assists as one of six Milwaukee players in double figures in a 120-98 win over the Golden State Warriors that was plenty emotional for both sides.
03/15/2012 01:25 Celtics edge Warriors on Garnett's shot
Kevin Garnett scored 12 of his 24 points in the fourth quarter, including a tiebreaking jumper with 5.1 seconds left that led the Boston Celtics to a 105-103 victory against the Golden State Warriors on Wednesday night.
03/14/2012 00:42 After Ellis trade, Warriors rout Kings
Nate Robinson, David Lee and Brandon Rush all scored 17 points, and the Golden State Warriors shook off the trade of leading scorer Monta Ellis to beat the Sacramento Kings 115-89 on Tuesday night.
Brown was one of the few pleasant surprises in Fantasy last season, as a strong second half made him relevant in more than a few formats. After getting off to his typical slow start, Brown really played well over the final two months of last season. He averaged 9.4 points and 7.0 rebounds per contest in the 25 games following the All-Star break and really seemed to thrive under the tutelage of head coach Paul Silas. While Brown has been in the league for nine seasons now, it is still possible he has not reached his ceiling yet. Silas thinks Brown is just getting started and many feel he can get his scoring back into double-digits this season. However, we understand the how some owners may be reluctant to pull the trigger on Brown based on his track record. Still, because center is such a thin position, consider grabbing Brown in the later rounds on Draft Day as a No. 2 center option. (Updated 8/28/11)
