Should be a good move for the Bucks. There are a couple of risks with him: injuries and the possibility he doesn't mesh with the Bucks equal opportunity offence of last season.
But I think those risks are worth it. He could really have a big impact for the Bucks with his ability to draw fouls and career 82% FT shooting.
He's a good rebounder too and GSW used him as their PF a lot last year due to their injuries. I think the Bucks could use him that way too.
His contract is not too bad either. It only has 3 seasons to run, so he will only be 33 when it expires.
They also gave up zilch to get him. They have been trying to move Gadz and Bell for years and their salaries combined are more than Maggette's anyway! To get a 2nd rounder as well, they just took advantage of the GSW big time.
DB5, I hope the Bucks are able to retain Salmons. With him and Maggette, they'd have some serious scoring punch next season. The problem the Bucks have is that they are pretty well at the cap already and don't have Salmons Bird Rights, since they only acquired him during last season. So if he opts out this season, the most they can offer him is the MLE, or about $6 mill.
Hopefully Salmons picks up his option for this season and then they can offer him a longer contract the following season, when Redd's contract expires.
That would give them a core of:
Bogut
Ilyasova Mbah a Moute
Maggette Delfino
Salmons Redd (if fit)
Jennings
That's pretty good, with both centre and PG covered by high quality players and a cadre of skilled, interchangeable wing players to complement them. The only thing they're lacking is that true starting PF.
Doubt they'll get that guy at #15 in the draft, but they should be able to get a nice backup for Bogut. Guys like Aldrich, S a nders, Alabi or Orton are highly likely to be there. Maybe even Patterson if he falls a little bit.