An Injured Buck Posted on April 25, 2011December 12, 2013 by Mark Hentschel The Bucks will have to go into the playoffs without their star center Andrew Bogut, and the whole team, especially centers Dan Gadzuric and Kurt Thomas, will have to step up to fill in for Bogut’s absence, if the Bucks hope to get far in the playoffs. For two years in a row, the Bucks […]
Bucks Overcome the Wizards Posted on April 25, 2011December 12, 2013 by Mark Hentschel The Bucks have bounced back from their overtime loss to the Atlanta Hawks to beat the Washington Wizards 100-87, and by winning they have kept their playoff hopes alive. With this victory, the Bucks have kept their winning streak going. They won their last seven out of eight games. With each win, the Bucks move […]
Bucks Get Revenge on Kings Posted on April 25, 2011December 12, 2013 by Mark Hentschel Coming off with a loss to the Clippers, the Bucks continued their good play and got their revenge on the Sacramento Kings by beating them 114-108 in double overtime. This game featured two players who are up for Rookie of the Year, Brandon Jennings of the Bucks and Tyreke Evans of the Kings. In this contest, […]
Oklahoma City Defeats Milwaukee Posted on April 9, 2011December 12, 2013 by Ryan Bingham MILWAUKEE—The Oklahoma City Thunder handed the Bucks their third consecutive loss Saturday night, despite playing without injured team USA superstar Kevin Durant and starter Jeff Green. Durant leads the league in scoring and combines with Green to average 40.2 points per game. However, guards Russell Westbrook and James Harden picked up the slack combining for 41 points in […]
Brewers Make Splash Posted on March 21, 2011May 10, 2014 by Mike Hoblitzell Manager happy about trade The Milwaukee Brewers continued the offseason makeover of their starting rotation by acquiring 2009 Cy Young Award winner Zack Greinke from the Kansas City Royals in a stunning six-player trade. The Brewers paid a steep price to get Greinke, giving up starting shortstop Alcides Escobar, potential starting centerfielder Lorenzo Cain, […]
Bucks Don’t Need New Center Posted on January 21, 2011November 27, 2013 by Jon Ede Being a dedicated Milwaukee Bucks fan and season ticket holder, there’s a problem brewing now. It’s been long stated to keep an NBA franchise in Milwaukee, a new stadium must be built. This could not be further from the truth. The main ingredient in keeping the Bucks, or any team in a city, is income. […]
Showtime in Miami Posted on January 21, 2011December 12, 2013 by Tim Sabin Lebron James, Dwayne Wade, and Chris Bosh sent shockwaves through the National Basketball Association (NBA) when they all decided to play for the Miami Heat this summer. While they have created jaw-dropping highlights and waves of excitement in many NBA arenas, the Big Three (or ‘South Beach Trio’ as Miami fans call it) is not […]
Filling the Prince’s Throne Posted on January 21, 2011November 27, 2013 by John Linn The Milwaukee Brewers are faced with an interesting problem going into this season. They are almost assured that slugging first baseman, Prince Fielder will be leaving via free agency at the end of the season. Many people see this loss as crippling or destructive to the Brewers. However, is signing Fielder truly a necessity? In […]
Indoor Thunder Posted on January 12, 2011December 12, 2013 by Tim Sabin MILWAUKEE – Just when it looked like the Milwaukee Bucks were about to overcome a depleted Oklahoma City Thunder team, the Thunder found production from an unlikely source. The Thunder handed the Bucks their third straight loss at the Bradley Center Saturday night, 82-81 behind a barrage of three pointers from James Harden and some clutch free throws down […]