When a player of Kyrie Irving’s caliber becomes available on the trade market all 29 teams should make a call to inquire about his availability.
Most teams can be instantly eliminated from discussions. Most teams either do not have the assets, do not have the need, or do not have the talent to pair with the star, in order for the deal to make sense.
This is not the case for the Milwaukee Bucks. They have the assets — Khris Middleton, Malcolm Brogdon, and additional draft picks. They have the need — last year no Bucks guard averaged more than 10.