Wednesday Bucks Notes

Brew Hoop posted 5/14/2008 from www.brewhoop.com [flag]

Who's the latest member of the Pistons' front office to join John Hammond's front office in Milwaukee? Which Buck made the first "no-defense team"? And how did Yi Jianlian and Ramon Sessions do in the all-rookie voting? Check out today's notes for the answers. [link]

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Monday Bucks Notes

Brew Hoop posted 5/12/2008 from www.brewhoop.com

Who does John Hammond see as the Bucks' building blocks for the future? Is there any chance Mo Williams and Charlie Villanueva start 08/09 in Bucks uniforms? And what's Ersan Ilyasova been up to lately? Check out today's Bucks notes for those answers and (a little bit) more.

I hope Bucks' GM Hammond is kidding

Brew Hoop: Front Page Posts found this 5/16/2008 on bucksdiary.blogspot.com

I don't like some of the comments I read from the Bucks new GM John Hammond in an interview with the Racine Journal Times . In the interview, Hammond essentially repeats the delusional "the problem was underachievement" thesis that former GM Larry ...

NBA Draft Preview Redux — The New Top 10

Posted 5/13/2008 on The Bratwurst - Milwaukee Bucks Blog

( Click Here for my updated list of 2008 NBA Draft Prospects ) After looking further into my recent draft preview , I started to think that there were some flaws in my methodology. While I believe that it was very useful in pinpointing players which may be undervalued, and at pointing out that there may be major flaws in the games of some top prospects, can you really say that OJ Mayo and ...

GM Hammond: Redd is not "untouchable" in trade talks

Posted 5/13/2008 on The Bob Boozer Jinx

And neither is anybody else, Bucks GM John Hammond told reporter Gery Woelfel in a feature interview that ran in the Racine Journal Times Sunday. Center Andrew Bogut and big forward Yi Jianlian , however, are "two, very good young pieces ... that you can build around," Hammond qualified. "Bigs are so hard to find. The Boguts and the Yis ... it would be ...