toasterrebound
- joined Dec 22, 2010
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I started watching the Bucks in the 1972 playoffs when I was a senior in high school. I attended 2 games at the Milwaukee Arena in 1972-73, 2 in 1973-74 and 7 in 1975-76. The cheapest ticket was $3.50. I now live in another city and have been to many games over the years when they have played here. Many fans including myself took that first championship for granted. I have seen all the near misses, most notably 1974. Four teams in each conference made the playoffs at that time, and there was only 3 best of 7 rounds. With money being so much of an issue along with increased competition, a return to glory is almost an illusion. So it will be much more fulfilling if it happens.
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Best Backcourt Rotations in Bucks History
It has only been a few games, but the transformation of Brandon Jennings and the emergence of Monta Ellis since the acqusition of J.J. Redick brings to mind the other great backcourt rotations the B...
Don't Say Goodbye to Ersan Just Yet
Much to my chagrin, the Bucks conformed to the overbearing trend of BPA in the NBA draft. I wanted them to pick Zeller and be done with the backup center issue and head into free agency with...
Bring Back The MECCA
With 15 games left in this lockout damaged condensed season, Milwaukee has a 24-27 record. Normally, a marginal, possible playoff team with a near .500 record struggles severely on the road and...
Please John Hammond, a 2 and a 5
I wonder if John Hammond knows that this roster with Bogut out has no true center and also no true shooting guard. Livingston is more a point guard, and Jackson, Dunleavy and Delfino are more...
Get the Facts Straight, NBA TV
After yet another meltdown type loss to Atlanta, the Bucks are becoming a laughing stock. They are soft, unpredictable, erratic and frustrating to watch. But what Sam Mitchell said after the...
