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Bucks.com: The Skiles Style Our man Alex Boeder wrote about the Bucks ' pace a number of times for us over the years , so it figures that he would be the one to deliver a pitch-perfect summary of the Bucks' transformation into one of the league's fastest teams.

Depending on what the Washington Wizards do with Andray Blatche and Rashard Lewis , they could have around $12 million of salary-cap space to spend this summer.

SI.com: Bucks reportedly denied Blazers permission to interview John Hammond Putting an end to speculation about Portland's interest in Bucks GM John Hammond , Sam Amick reports that the Bucks recently turned down the Blazers request to interview Hammond for their vacant GM position.

An unhappy Scott Skiles didn't mince words with his team or reporters following the Milwaukee Bucks' 95-90 victory over Charlotte on Friday night at the Bradley Center.

The management team is returning, the most important players support the decision, and the owner who made it has for the first time publicly pledged to contribute to the building of a new arena.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Carlos Delfino underwent successful surgery Thursday morning to repair a sports hernia related to his right groin injury.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Carlos Delfino underwent successful surgery Thursday morning to repair a sports hernia related to his right groin injury, General Manager John Hammond announced today.

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Milwaukee Bucks swingman Carlos Delfino has had successful surgery for a sports hernia related to his right groin injury.

With a lucky bounce of the NBA draft lottery ping pong balls, there are a few teams that will be ready to crash the postseason party.

JS: Bucks look to add size After telling reporters late last week that he "expects" to be back for the coming season, John Hammond began this week talking about the Bucks ' roster concerns, a list that begins with getting bigger.

Now that the curtain has officially come down on a 31-35 season for the Bucks , it's time to get out the grade book.