Let's talk about players on the backsides of there careers, Milwaukee's had a ton of them. Bob Lanier during the 80's, Moses Malone in the 90's, with a brief stint for former New York Knick and San Antonio Spur Kurt Thomas last year. All of these players heralded their knowledge to the younger players when needed while padding their ever so apparent retirement funds. But does Milwaukee have a love affair with past their prime players? Players with no team right now have very little interest from other teams in the new CBA according to league officials, so leave it to history for the Bucks organization to engineer patchwork pick up's where they may be needed for league minimum salary. The former Cavalier and Wizard, Zydrunas Ilgauskas is name floating around the Bucks waiver wire to fill that back up need. Milwaukee Bucks Assistant Coach Kalvin Sampson insists that the team is looking to have a game ready backup reserve in place by the seasons opening. Though, Ilgauskas may have an interest in the super team over in Miami. Do the "Three Kings" wanna washed up sidekick from the "LeBron James Era" in Cleveland? Milwaukee would gladly take him for some extra front court depth. I think he could become a serviceable back up to Andrew Bogut for a feasible short term fee, while still promoting significant skill greater than a Dan Gadzuric or starting a daisy fresh rookie like Tiny Gallon. Ilgauskas still has a descent mid range game with his 7'2'' length which will draw certain teams outside of the block on offense to create an opening for other players on the Bucks roster. I really think Ilgauskas was lost on that Cleveland team, and disillusioned at the same time falling silent in Mike Brown's offense during the playoffs. People speculate that "Big Z" has been working hard to get back into game shape in his New York off season area. They are saying when they have spoken with Zydrunas, He states that if "(Detroit) Piston's Center Ben Wallace has the gas to go another 2 seasons, so can I!"