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Maggette is a bum.

Bucks are horrible, but this is a good loss.

Changes have to be coming, don't they?

7-29 from Redd/Bogut not good enough. Both of them played great aside from putting the ball in the basket.

Mason and Mo both had very good games though and Yi contributed as well.

That sucks CV got hurt just when he was starting to play well.

Screw you Herb.

LUKE23 wrote:Maggette is a bum.

Bucks are horrible, but this is a good loss.

Changes have to be coming, don't they?

At this point I don't even care.

We lose to the Knicks at home and follow that up with a home loss to the Clippers.


So much for that ''easy'' part of the schedule with all the homes games Larry K went on and on about.

We just don't have enough good players .

omfg, Sam Cassell for head coach.

What this Bucks team really needs is some leadership. It's so valuable.

Hearing Cassell talk about our shortcomings reminds me of how Ted Simmons picked apart the Brewers to perfection when he was in the booth late in the season.

Favorable schedule, lots of home games, only X number of games out of the playoffs.

This team, and this franchise, is a J O K E

I asked this in game thread- Have to ask- would we be better off with Al Thorton, Daequan Cook and either Glen Davis/Tiago Splitter than we would with Yi?

We could have had all three of those guys in the deal that draft day deal Philadelphia offered us for Yi. In that case we could have used the money we spent on D-Mase and gone after a guy like Varejao or even Joe Smith
Mo, Bell
Redd, Daequon Cook
Al Thorton, Bobby Simmons
Anderson Varejao, Charlie Villanueva
Andrew Bogut, Big Baby Davis

This game was worth it. We got to hear J-Mac refer to Mo as a bush, and Pashke said he waxed it off.

Remember back to the start of the season when we were good at home....










































me neither.

Chuck Diesel wrote:I asked this in game thread- Have to ask- would we be better off with Al Thorton, Daequan Cook and either Glen Davis/Tiago Splitter than we would with Yi?

We could have had all three of those guys in the deal that draft day deal Philadelphia offered us for Yi. In that case we could have used the money we spent on D-Mase and gone after a guy like Varejao or even Joe Smith
Mo, Bell
Redd, Daequon Cook
Al Thorton, Bobby Simmons
Anderson Varejao, Charlie Villanueva
Andrew Bogut, Big Baby Davis

Meh, if anything, I think everyone should agree that it's quality, not quantity, that wins in the NBA right now. The Bucks need to gamble and try to find that "star" player. Given a couple years, Yi has a chance to be that player alongside Redd, Mo, and Bogut.


EDIT: We should always be taking that gamble, even with Yi obv. Derrick Rose or Beasley one time plz!

What killed us was that one stretch where Voskuhl blew 2 or 3 easy opportunities and Bell tricked 2 layups. Glad they were on the court in the 4th.

Yi is actually still alive.

Mo is an elite scorer. Dreadful defender.

Bogut shot 25% on essentially 2 foot shots. Great game challenging shots though.

Redd has become an absolute streak shooter since his role has been reduced. Good to see him move the ball though.

How was Yi's defense, seeing how Thornton and Maggatte went off, did he play any good defense?

the talk about mo getting his shoulder hair waxed was hilarious. Anybody who was at the game, was there anyone there? It looked maybe a 1/3 filled

Remember when we were "Playing down to our competition"?

Fort Minor wrote:omfg, Sam Cassell for head coach.

What this Bucks team really needs is some leadership. It's so valuable.

Hearing Cassell talk about our shortcomings reminds me of how Ted Simmons picked apart the Brewers to perfection when he was in the booth late in the season.

I didn't hear Cassell but Simmons was awesome in the booth which is why I would feel completely comfortable with him as manager even if he was part of the 1982 team and I'm sick of hearing about them.

LUKE23 wrote:Maggette is a bum.

Bucks are horrible, but this is a good loss.

Changes have to be coming, don't they?

the knicks deal is still on the table...zach randolph could save the bucks

LukePliska wrote:Remember when we were "Playing down to our competition"?

We are that competition.

We blow. BOOOOOOOOOOOOO.