"It's not severe," Redd said. "Good news. I just aggravated an old knee injury I had a couple years ago...the MRI showed up pretty positive. I'll wait until the swelling goes down, and I'll be back out there playing. We knew that was in there from the (ACL) surgery, but we didn't touch it. They didn't clean that out." Redd is right --it could have been much worse-- but this doesn't help the reeling Bucks, who will try to squeeze more production out of guys like Carlos Delfino and replacement starter Charlie Bell.