In front of three to five thousand of their closest friends (I’m not very good at pegging attendance, but I can assure you it was low) the Bucks may have put on a first quarter act that they will not top this year in Saturday night’s victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves.

The first quarter started out in typical fashion for the Bucks, Andrew Bogut down low, Michael Redd leftside, Redd left side again, Redd left side again and (any guesses?) Redd left again.  After that, the Bucks looked a little lost.  There was some hesitance on the part of the offense as the T’Wolves attempted to key in on Redd.  The question all off-season has been where else is the offense going to come from?  In a pivotal first quarter, Brandon Jennings made the most of an opportunity to show who else could score for the Bucks. Read More »