Bucks couldn't stay in it mentally...

  Had some fun with "Bango" before the game.

 

Let me just start off by saying that I love the Milwaukee Bucks! Now I know that may sound crazy to some of you, but put yourself in their shoes. What do you do when your best player goes down for the season, and another is a constant question mark? Do you know what that can do to a team mentally? Our football team last year had almost the entire coaching staff walk one day at the start of the season and I was beyond devastated. We had to work twice as hard to stay competitive. I’m sure the Bucks team feels the same way right now. So maybe "respect" is the word I'm looking for.

 

The Bucks came into the game (22-25), Minnesota Timberwolves came in at (15-27), so if I were a betting woman, I would have put my money on Milwaukee!

 

                Quarter      1       2       3     Final

Bucks                        21      43     60     83

Timberwolves           20      47     74     90

 

Attendance: 12,914

 

The game overall was closer than I thought it would be, well, until the 3rd quarter.  But there were just a lot of “sloppy” mistakes. Dumb fouls, moving picks, bad passes… It seemed like half the team was almost over-excited to be playing so much in the absence of some key players. Things settled down a bit in the 4th, but now they needed one hell of a comeback to win it.It would take some serious rebounding skills and the ability to finish.

 

  Super-fans of the game! Now that's what I like to see.

 

Randoms:

-A Bucks player who I will not name game me his phone number before the game…I’m sure he just really wants me to interview him.  :)

- I was unaware that some of the players wore padded compression shorts. I thought they were just a football thing, but I could definitely see #24 Jefferson’s through his white shorts.

-One of the Timberwolves players had a big tupper-ware container full of candy and he was sharing it with the media guys, haha. I didn’t get any…

- I love watching the refs warm up before the games. Imagine your dad jumping around trying to “loosen up.” They look like little jumping beans bouncing around next to the players who have at least 1ft on them. Oh, and they made the “kiss-cam!” Thank goodness nothing happened.

Comments

 

larrym said:

the bucks r toast until/unless they get a scorer to replace redd.

too bad. the year was an improvement over the past few.

and ur right, the phone number is for an "up close and personal" interview.

he's got good taste.

ur easy on the eyes.

lar

January 27, 2009 3:19 AM
 

packerguy85 said:

I think that they can stay compeitive, but they really need Jefferson to be what he was in New jersey.

Bell should be starting (once heathly), he gives them a bit a of a defensive presesnce.  Sessions is nothing more than a younger Moe Williams and he should remain on the bench.

Finally, Bougt HAS GOT to get himself right.  They can win with him and Jefferson taking control of this team!

Just my thoughts, as usual great article GG.

January 27, 2009 12:14 PM
 

packerguy85 said:

Oh by the way...3:19am, do you sleep??? or should we rename you to Super Gridiron Girl...lol

January 27, 2009 12:15 PM
 

Greg G said:

I really don't think the bucks are completely done, even though may say we don't have a deep bench and will surely fail to make the playoffs, I feel that with talent like joe, luc, sesions and charlie we have a chance. You've gotta give them a chance to get back on their feet people, it's the first game after the injury and andrew is still out. It'll get better.

January 27, 2009 12:19 PM
 

squidward14 said:

packerguy85... it says 3:19PM!!!!

January 27, 2009 4:12 PM
 

Extremefan11 said:

Hey just wanted to say what the bucks really need is some more spirit from their fan base. The PLACE WAS EMPTY LAST NIGHT!!! Tickets aren't terribly expensive so go support your team of course you don't have to go all out as my friends and I did (as seen above I'm in the middle haha) Thanks GG

January 27, 2009 5:28 PM
 

Gridiron Girl said:

I agree that they are not totally out of it yet. You never really know what your team can do until they're put in what seems to be an impossible situation. It's what you can bring to the table when all odds are against you that determines what kind of an athlete you are.

And it was 9:19pm...right after the game.  :)

January 27, 2009 8:18 PM
 

packerguy85 said:

ok, my computer is goffy than, say 3:19am on my screen...lol

Maybe this a chance for Jumpin Joe to get a shot.  That man can shoot!  At least they do have the coach to get them through this stretch and a younger team that is buying into the system.

January 28, 2009 7:47 AM

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