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Scott Skiles' coaching philosophy starts with accountability on
the defensive end.
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Brew Hoop
posted 2 days ago from
www.brewhoop.com
We wrap up the Bucks' Vegas trip with
Scott Skiles' reaction as well as reviews of Joe
Alexander, Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, and Ramon Sessions.
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J-Mo
posted 8 days ago from
mvn.com
A busy summer for the Bucks and new
General Manager John Hammond is continuing on with the
signing on point guard, Tyronn Lue. Lue is a 10-year veteran and should serve as a useful bench player for new coach Scott Skiles. It is believed to be a one-year deal worth between $2 and $2.5 million. The Bucks were able to outbid the Phoenix Suns who wanted Lue to backup Steve Nash.
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The Milwaukee Bucks have signed guard Tyronn Lue
and forward Malik Allen, giving new coach Scott Skiles
two more veterans to work with.
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And One
posted 13 days ago from
www.brewhoop.com
The Milwaukee Bucks' summer league team took part
in their final tune-up Friday before shipping off to
play five games in Las Vegas. The Bucks open their schedule Saturday night against the Grizzlies at 9 pm, and though none of the games will be televised, you can watch them all live at NBA.com . Talking to players and coaches at the Cousins Center on Friday, It quickly became evident that ...
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mister
posted 28 days ago from
www.indignantonline.com
If Skiles put the screws to Yi like
he did to his players in Chicago, would China
have an official response? We may never know... plus a roster analysis of the trade.
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And One
posted 25 days ago from
slamonline.com
Last week, the Nets began to prepare for
the summer of 2010 (AKA: LeBron’s free agency) by
practically giving away Richard Jefferson. In return, they got a tantalizing (but unproven) talent in Yi Jianlin, and the corpse of one Bobby Simmons. Jefferson, who had played his entire career with the Nets, is not happy with the trade. Sayeth Nets President Rod Thorn: ...
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Brew Hoop
posted 23 days ago from
www.brewhoop.com
Every blogger would love the chance to pick
the brain of their team's GM. Last Friday we
got our chance, sitting down with John Hammond for a wide-ranging discussion on the state of Bucks basketball. Part I recaps Hammond's organizational overhaul, including the hiring of Scott Skiles, the importance of the new structure he's put in place, and reflections on his time in Detroit.
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Brew Hoop
posted 19 days ago from
www.brewhoop.com
In the third part of our interview, Bucks
GM John Hammond addresses his surplus of small forwards,
whether he's shopping either of his guards, and how the cap and luxury tax impact his decision-making.
In Milwaukee, there are signs of life - Ian Thomsen - ...