Michael Redd will officially retire as a Milwaukee Buck on Wednesday. This isn't huge fantasy news as George W. Bush was still President the last time that Redd played more than 33 games in a season, but it's still bittersweet to see one of the mid-2000's best scorers step away from the game. Thanks for the memories, Mr. Redd.

The Grizzlies are not interested in signing Michael Redd. Redd would cost the Grizzlies about $1.7 million and they reportedly are not interested in agreeing to guaranteed deals for training camp. The 34-year-old Redd's knee held up fine last year and he only missed two games after February 1st. There's still no reason to draft him in fantasy leagues, though.

Unrestricted free agent Michael Redd is drawing interest from the Wizards, Nuggets, Grizzlies, Bulls and Thunder, according to Sam Amico of Fox Sports Ohio. We can't say that we agree with all of the teams that Amico lists here, but it's clear that Redd will likely find a home well before next season begins. Regardless of his next destination, Redd will not be on the fantasy radar.

Free agent G/F Michael Redd is taking his time in finding a team, citing team fit and coaching staff as reasons for the delay. Redd, who turns 33 years old on August 24, had been courted by the Suns and Bulls earlier this summer, but those teams have backed off for now. Michael Redd's agent, Kevin Poston, said the free agent is taking his time, but there is probably a bit of a agent-speak going on -- Redd may not have many offers to be "choosing" from either. No matter where he lands, he won't have fantasy value this season.

Free-agent shooting guard Michael Redd is being courted most heavily by the Suns and the Bulls. The Suns are waiting on if the Hornets match their offer to Eric Gordon before making a move on Redd. The Bulls are waiting to see how the free agent landscape plays out before the July 10 deadlines to guarantee contracts of Kyle Korver, Ronnie Brewer and C.J. Watson before making their decision on Redd. He won't have much fantasy value in either spot, as he will only be a low volume 3-point specialist wherever he lands.

Contrary to a previous report, unrestricted free agent Michael Redd is not thought to be an option for the Cavs. Fox Sports Ohio previously reported Redd could be on the Cavs Radar in the offseason, but that doesn't appear to be the case. The team is thought to be more interested in developing their young players, which makes much more sense than bringing in an aging veteran like Redd.

Unrestricted free agent Michael Redd is a potential target for the Cavs. The Cavs need to replace Anthony Parker, who is expected to retire, and the young Cleveland team could use some veteran leadership. Redd, who is a Columbus native and an Ohio State product, would make some sense if he's willing to accept a veteran minimum's deal and a reduced role.

Michael Redd had another fine offensive game vs. the Lakers, scoring 23 points on 8-of-18 shooting, including 4-of-10 three-pointers. We didn't expect Redd to stay hot for this long (four straight games with 15+ points), but he's still not contributing much beyond points and 3s. Tonight he had zero rebounds, one assist and two steals in 26 minutes.

Michael Redd caught fire off the bench, pouring in 16 points and a 3-pointer on 7-of-14 shooting in 16 minutes on Tuesday. He did this a couple weeks ago too, but the good games are easily outweighed by the nights he's invisible.

Veteran SG Michael Redd turned back the clock on Sunday with 25 points on 10-of-13 shooting (including three 3-pointers) , his highest scoring total since January 2010. Nobody has ever questioned the purity of Redd's shooting stroke, and as long as his legs are fresh he's capable of spot-shooting the lights out. He was averaging 4.1 points in his previous eight games, so don't think about adding him outside of the very deepest leagues.