Rise of a New Era: 2k14 Milwaukee Bucks Association

[JG80]

Quote: Originally Posted by iCyypher

Lol couldn't agree more Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I747 using Tapatalk

You think Larry sanders could emulate Dennis rodman?


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[iCyypher]

Quote: Originally Posted by JG80

You think Larry sanders could emulate Dennis rodman? Sent from Nawlins.

Somewhat I'm looking to develop Henson and Sanders more defensively as well as expand their range.

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[iCyypher]

And the winning continues
Daniel Keegan






The Bucks continue to win, after the hiring of new coach Dustin Logan. The Bucks held the Raptors to just 85 points. However the Bucks only managed to score 86. OJ Mayo is to blame for this going 6-18 while going 1-11 from 3. One can only wonder how long he will stay in Milwaukee. Brandon Knight led the way with 16 points 4 assist and 3 blocks. Knights scrappy play eventually led to him fouling out in the fourth. Spencer Hawes led the bench with 13 points 5 rebounds and 3 blocks. Henson and Sanders combined for 20 points and 16 rebounds. The rookie Wiggins chipped in 14. An area of improvement for the Bucks would be to score more effeciently as well as force more turnovers via steals.

[iCyypher]

This Just in Bucks send OJ Mayo and former first team all rookie Nate Wolters along with a second round pick to Oklahoma City in exchange for Jeremy Lamb and Thabo Sefolosha. It's apparent that Kareem as well as Dustin Logan were dissapointed with OJ Mayo's inconsistency and stringent defense. Mayo should thrive under Scott Brooks, Sefolosha along with Brewer make for a very strong defensive bench unit. It's clear that the Bucks are being molded into a future contender.

[iCyypher]

Okay guys I simmed until after the all star game if that's okay. I have lots of updates like award races,injuries, playoff races etc. I also have a few storylines so expect lots of updates tomorrow morning

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[iCyypher]

Heading into the Break
Daniel Keegan
Bucks Insider



Heading into the All-Star Break the Milwaukee Bucks are even at .500, 26-26. Bucks Head Coach Logan, has stated that the Bucks are looking to make a push towards the 5th spot in the Eastern Conference. They are currently 3.5 games behind the Knicks who posses the 5th seed. In Milwaukee Rumor has it that the "Greak Freak" may be out of Milwaukee come next season. Sources say that his development has been slow, and they don't see to much improvement. However at a recent press conference Bucks Coach, and Assistant President of Basketball Operations both stated that Gianis' is in the team building plans come next season. Jeremy Lamb acquired back in December is playing exceptionally well currently in 3rd place for Most Improved Player. The rookie Andrew Wiggins is also playing well averaging 18 points and 7 rebounds on the season. 4 players out of The starting 5 for Milwaukee are having career years in every statistic. John Henson is having a career year in everything except points. Brandon Knight still has yet to sign the contract extension presented by the Bucks, and is expected to test Free Agency. With the cap room the Bucks have they are expected to pursue Rondo, or Kyrie Irving. Hopefully the Bucks pick up their play as of lately to grab the 5th spot in the playoffs.

[iCyypher]

Injury Updates Around the League
Pos	Player	Injury Note
F	Dirk Nowitzki	Bruised Heel 1-2 weeks
G	John Wall	Broken Jaw 1-2 weeks
G	Demar DeRozan	Sprained Wrist 1-2 weeks
F	David Lee	Torn MCL 2-4 weeks
C	Brook Lopez	Torn Hamstring 1-2 weeks
F	Danillo Gallinari	Torn MCL 6-8 months
G	Rodney Stuckey	Torn ACL Season

[iCyypher]

After the All-Star Break (Trades Around the League)

Mavericks trade: Wayne Ellington
Lakers trade: Xavier Henry, '16 2nd round pick

Nets trade: Andrei Kirilenko
Trail Blazers trade: '15 1st round pick, Victor Claver

Bucks trade: Ronnie Brewer, Khris Middleton
Bulls trade: Tony Snell

Raptors trade: Landry Fields, Amir Johnson
Lakers trade: Pau Gasol, Nick Young

Trail Blazers trade: Mo Williams, Meyers Leonard
Lakers trade: Chris Kaman, Jordan Farmar