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Twelve Minutes of Hell

Twelve Minutes of Hell

| May 1, 2010 | Reply

With 3:42 left in the second quarter, John Salmons hit a jumper. In the next 12:03 of basketball time, and what seemed like eternity in real time, Milwaukee saw one more basket, a Carlos Delfino made layup, in Friday night’s game six loss. That’s the equivalent of just over one quarter of Friday night’s game [...]

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Game the Sixth: Opportunity Knocks

Game the Sixth: Opportunity Knocks

| April 30, 2010 | 1 Reply

Milwaukee Bucks (Scott Skiles) 3-2 vs. Atlanta Hawks (Mike Woodson) 2-3 Date: 4/30/2010 Time: 6:00 (CST) TV: ESPN & FS Wisconsin The Breakdown By game six in a seven game playoff series, there are no secrets any more. Both teams know what their opponent wants to do, both teams know what their own teams must [...]

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Progress is supposed to be a slow process: Bucks 91 – Hawks 87

Progress is supposed to be a slow process: Bucks 91 – Hawks 87

| April 29, 2010 | 6 Replies

Isn’t it funny how a matter of moments can alter the perception of one shot? Along with many others that joined me on Wednesday evening’s Daily Dime Live, I thought Josh Smith had finished off the Bucks with just over four minutes to go Wednesday night.  Smith faded a little bit from the top of [...]

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Emailing with the Enemy

Emailing with the Enemy

| April 15, 2010 | 2 Replies

Hawk watching has not been a big part of my life this basketball season.  Obviously my hands are a little bit tied with the Bucks playing as frequently as they are.  Fortunately, the TrueHoop Network has got me covered.  The Atlanta Hawks have a terrific blogger by the name of Bret Lagree.  He and I [...]

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Diet Celtics – 50% like the real thing: Bucks 106 – Celtics 95

Diet Celtics – 50% like the real thing: Bucks 106 – Celtics 95

| April 15, 2010 | Reply

With the Miami Heat emerging victorious (sadly and barely) from their last game of the season against New Jersey, clinching the fifth seed and leaving the Bucks to play the Hawks in the three-six matchup, it’s hard to get too excited about any of the positives that came from the Bucks Wednesday night win over [...]

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Exercising Demons: Bucks 95 – Sixers 90

Exercising Demons: Bucks 95 – Sixers 90

| April 9, 2010 | 5 Replies

And Friday’s hero was … *Cue cheesy Latin horn* Carlos Delfino. Another night and another player steps up for the Milwaukee Bucks.  It certainly seems like every night the Bucks are getting some big play out of somebody (or bodies), but it’s always tough to tell who’ll be the star that night.  Coming off a [...]

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Australian-Free Bucks Lineups

Australian-Free Bucks Lineups

| April 5, 2010 | Reply

So what lineups are the Bucks going to use now with Andrew Bogut out of commission?  Here’s a few of the lineups the Bucks have trotted out most frequently without Bogut this season. (A thanks to BasketballValue.com for the numbers, what a great site.) A few notes: Defensively, a Kurt Thomas and Ersan Ilyasova front [...]

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The Road To Trepidation: Bobcats 87 – Bucks 86

The Road To Trepidation: Bobcats 87 – Bucks 86

| April 2, 2010 | 6 Replies

Recap/Box Score And things are suddenly not looking so well.  But looks can be deceiving. After ripping apart the league for most of the last month, the Bucks have now dropped two straight devastating road games.  Two road losses that have left them dangerously close to dropping down to seventh in the Eastern Conference.  These [...]

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Five Questions with Dave Berri

Five Questions with Dave Berri

| March 29, 2010 | 4 Replies

Recently, I had the chance to exchange emails with noted basketball analyst Dave Berri.  Berri was one of few analysts who saw potential in the Bucks at the start of the season, pegging them to finish sixth in the East.  Berri’s new book, Stumbling On Wins, is available on Amazon.com now and will be in [...]

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