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Denver began its longest road trip of the season in good shape. After stumbling a bit, the Nuggets hope to end it the same way they started.
Reserve Gadzuric has provided Bucks an energetic spark
St. Francis - Backup center Dan Gadzuric signed a six-year, $36 million contract before the 2005-'06 season, a deal that contributed to the eventual firing of former Milwaukee Bucks general manager Larry Harris.
Lifeless Wolves fall apart in second half vs. Bucks
Timberwolves coach Kurt Rambis needed a strong lozenge after Friday night's disjointed 87-72 loss to Milwaukee at Target Center.
Led by Rookie, Bucks Prolong Knicks' Sluggish Start
For Mike D'Antoni , the early season seems a mirage. He has trouble telling whether the Knicks , after falling behind early, start to play better or if it is that their opponents simply relax.
New York Knicks (1-5) at Milwaukee Bucks (2-2),
Milwaukee shoots for its second consecutive win Saturday when the team kicks off a lengthy six-game homestand by welcoming the reeling New York Knicks to the Bradley Center.
Milwaukee Bucks (1-2) at Minnesota Timberwolves (1-4), 8 p.m.
Two of the top rookie point guards meet in the Twin Cities Friday as the Minnesota Timberwolves hope to put the brakes on a four-game skid when they host the Milwaukee Bucks at Target Center.
BUCKS Division a priority for Skiles Five years in cellar of Central long enough
After the curtain fell on last season and the Milwaukee Bucks started looking ahead, it became clear quickly that one of the top priorities would be to fare better against teams in the Central Division.
St. Francis - Joe Alexander 'sfuture with the Milwaukee Bucks became even more clouded Monday when the team declined to pick up the third-year option on his rookie-scale contract.
Bucks: Warrick to stay in lineup
Hakim Warrick has been struggling with his shot and was one of a group of forward to allow Chicago's Luol Deng to grab a career-high 20 rebounds.
Kirk Hinrich, Andrew Bogut and Brad Miller.
Kirk Hinrich of the Chicago Bulls and Andrew Bogut of the Milwaukee Bucks battle for a loose ball as Brad Miller gives them a shove.
BUCKS Redd injures knee Strained tendon nothing serious
The Milwaukee Bucks shooting guard will be out for at least two weeks after he suffered a strained left patella tendon against the Detroit Pistons on Saturday night.
The Bucks' high-energy marketing drive
Nov. 2, 2009 2:59 p.m. The season is young, and the Bucks are pushing the marketing envelope this year in an effort to get more fans in the seats.
Bucks G Redd to miss two weeks
Milwaukee Bucks guard Michael Redd suffered a strained left patella tendon in Saturday's 96-85 victory over Detroit, and will miss at least the next two weeks of action.
Game Stats Boxscore: Bucks 96 v. Detroit 85
The Bucks didn't play great offense last night, but they did play great defense, and they won every important battle.A They won the opponent free throw rate battle , they won the rebounding battle , and they won the turnover battle .A If they do all ofA those things every game, who needs offense?A They'll never lose.
Jennings impressive again in home debut
Brandon Jennings scored 24 points in the Bucks' 96-85 victory over Detroit. Published Oct.
Redd, Warrick healed and ready
Redd had missed three straight practices due to a strained muscle in his lower back, but the shooting guard said he was feeling better.
Brandon Jennings, an N.B.A. Trailblazer, Encounters Bumps in the Road
After being undressed by the Detroit Pistons , Brandon Jennings of the Bucks stood in front of his locker Friday night at the Bradley Center and pulled on a pair of jeans.
Milwaukee Bucks 2009-2010 Game-By-Game Predictions
After losing them for a combined 95 games last season, the 2009-2010 Milwaukee Bucks will begin the year with a healthy Andrew Bogut and Michael Redd.
Bucks look to youth in rebuilding mode
Milwaukee Bucks first-round draft choice Brandon Jennings tosses a ball during the team's NBA basketball media day Monday, Sept.
Stuckey leads Pistons to close win over Bucks
Stuckey had his way with the Bucks' Brandon Jennings Detroit's Rodney Stuckey scored the final nine Pistons points on Friday night to lead Detroit past the Bucks 95-93 in the annual MACC Fund game at the Bradley Center.
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