There is "growing sentiment" that unrestricted free agent J.J. Redick will sign with another team, according to the Racine Journal-Times.

The Bucks traded away Tobias Harris, Beno Udrih and Doron Lamb for half a season of Redick, and it's looking more and more likely that the half season will constitute his Bucks career. Redick never really fit the way the Bucks hoped he would, and it was another foolish move from Milwaukee's front office in an attempt to keep the team relevant. Milwaukee has some major work to do in the offseason with Redick an unrestricted free agent, Brandon Jennings a restricted free agent and could also face a decision on Monta Ellis, who has yet to decide on his $11 million player option.

J.J. Redick revealed that he has not spoken with coach Jim Boylan during the playoffs.

Redick, responding to a question regarding Boylan telling him to remain confident, offered the following quote, "Jim never talked to me," Redick said. "He didn't say anything to me. I haven't spoken to him during the playoffs. I did not get that message." He then added "the rotation is the rotation" when asked about his playing time. This does not sound like a guy eager to re-sign with the Bucks.

J.J. Redick started for injured Brandon Jennings (Achilles) in Friday's loss to the Hawks, scoring 10 points on 3-of-11 shooting (including two threes) with two assists and four turnovers in 30 minutes.

Redick watched Monta Ellis (27 points, 17 assists) operate for most of the night, but regardless this isn't the inspiring effort owners were hoping for. Redick is still worth a long look not knowing when Jennings will return, but the pecking order in Milwaukee is clear and it starts and ends with Ellis.