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Larry Sanders gets whiteboard video treatment

Larry Sanders gets whiteboard video treatment

| May 21, 2013 | 1 Reply

“The Dwight Effect” Starring Larry Sanders. Directed by Kirk Goldsberry.

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Bucksketball Podcast – Episode 009

Bucksketball Podcast – Episode 009

| May 10, 2013 | 3 Replies

In which I mistakenly refer to us as embarking on episode number eight. We also talk about the infamous Larry Sanders/Monta Ellis dispute, potential Bucks coaching candidates and off-season priorities. Oh and Producer Jeramey obliterates me in the Basketball-Reference Game once again. I hate that game and the day I came up with it.

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An investigaton: What were Larry Sanders and Monta Ellis really fighting about?

An investigaton: What were Larry Sanders and Monta Ellis really fighting about?

| May 9, 2013 | 4 Replies

As Ken Berg of CBSsports.com reported, during halftime of Game 3 against the Miami Heat, Larry Sanders “almost came to blows” with teammate Monta Ellis in the locker room.    Sanders apparently gave a speech about playing together  and not worrying about next season or being selfish.  Ellis took offense to this and the two reportedly [...]

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Larry Sanders may be very much improved, but he’s not Most Improved

Larry Sanders may be very much improved, but he’s not Most Improved

| April 23, 2013 | 2 Replies

Despite a fun campaign worthy of his very strong season, Larry Sanders was not voted the NBA’s Most Improved player for the 2012-13 season. He lost out on one of the two awards many were pushing for him to get serious consideration for to another member of his draft class, Indiana Pacers forward Paul George. [...]

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Oy: Heat 110 – Bucks 87

Oy: Heat 110 – Bucks 87

| April 22, 2013 | 29 Replies

Lonely Bucks fan watches game in Miami, becomes a Witness. (AP Photo/Alan Diaz) I’m not sure what caused it, but I felt some sort of feeling before Sunday’s playoff opener for the Milwaukee Bucks. As I waited what felt like forever for the day games to wrap up and Milwaukee to take the court Sunday [...]

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Buck Hits: Awards for SANDERS!, love for Ilyasova, and an increase in attendance

Buck Hits: Awards for SANDERS!, love for Ilyasova, and an increase in attendance

| April 19, 2013 | 5 Replies

Somehow the 2012-13 regular season is over and somehow the Milwaukee Bucks are in the playoffs with a record of 38-44. They’ll open their postseason this Sunday in Miami and they’ll probably end their postseason next Sunday in Milwaukee. Hopefully this series with the Heat is more entertaining than embarrassing and hopefully these are the [...]

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Hope, Henson and the struggle to balance minutes in Milwaukee

Hope, Henson and the struggle to balance minutes in Milwaukee

| April 17, 2013 | 9 Replies

I don’t live far from the BMO Harris Bradley Center. Thus, I walk to games. In the winter, the walk ranges from annoying to nearly unbearable, depending on wind, snow and slush. I hate slush. With snow you get the possibilities of sledding or snowboarding or skiing, whatever you’re into. At the very least, there’s [...]

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Buck Hits: Less Depressing Edition!

Buck Hits: Less Depressing Edition!

| April 13, 2013 | 1 Reply

(Note: This was supposed to be posted Friday, but I forgot, because I’m an idiot. Pretend it’s Friday and the Bucks haven’t blown yet another game. – JS) Inhale. Tobias Harris is no longer on the Milwaukee Bucks. Exhale. This is something that we all (myself included) have to accept at some point in order [...]

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Don’t be made about the Tobias Harris trade … be mad about everything else

Don’t be made about the Tobias Harris trade … be mad about everything else

| April 12, 2013 | 18 Replies

I’ve been saying the whole time, it’s the wins that are the problem, not the losses. Quite a bit of Milwaukee Bucks fan outrage has bubbled to the surface since the devastating finish and flourish of Tobias Harris Wednesday night in Orlando and it’s difficult not to say that it’s justifiable. But it doesn’t seem worthwhile to [...]

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