Michael Redd thinks that this season has been a failure for the Bucks, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
"Last year wasn't as bad as this year," Redd said. "Last year we had severe injury problems, and we would have been much better. This year, you can't really put it on injuries."
When asked if he could find anything positive from the season, Redd said, "Nothing, nothing."
"The fact is that one day, when we're winning and contending for a championship, we'll appreciate these days. Other than that, character has been built; perseverance has been built up. I've grown in those areas, having patience with everything," Redd added.
Via The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel
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According to a report by the New York Daily News, Doug Collins has twice turned down running the Milwaukee Bucks and the team is still trying to lure Donnie Walsh, who looks likely to end up taking over from Isiah Thomas in New York.
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Bucks' center Andrew Bogut will miss Friday night's game against the Magic after undergoing surgery on his nose the same afternoon, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
He has already been listed by day-to-day for Milwaukee's game against Chicago on Saturday.
Bogut broke his nose during the fourth quarter against the Hawks on Wednesday night.
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Bucks Mar 2008 Archive
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Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Mar 28, 2008
Andrew Bogut is not expected to miss any time despite a collision with the Hawks' Marvin Williams that left the Australian big man bloodied.
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Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Mar 24, 2008
Andrew Bogut is eligible to sign an extension with the Milwaukee Bucks in the off season, and despite the team having a disappointing season, the former first overall pick isn't wanting to go anywhere else.
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New York Daily News | Mar 23, 2008
According to a team source, Pacers CEO Donnie Walsh is leaning towards remaining with Indiana, and a deal could be announced by the end of the week.
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yahoo.com | Mar 22, 2008
Back spasms will keep Cavaliers' center Ben Wallace out of Saturday night's game against the Bucks.
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New York Daily News | Mar 22, 2008
Donnie Walsh met with the owners of the Pacers on Friday to see if they can keep him in Indiana.
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New York Post | Mar 21, 2008
Is Donnie Walsh using the Knicks and Bucks to regain full control in Indiana?
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Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Mar 20, 2008
It was believed that former Milwaukee GM Larry Harris was on thin ice after team owner Herb Kohl vetoed a deal that would have sent Bobby Simmons, Dan Gadzuric and Charlie Bell to the New York Knicks for Zach Randolph and guard Fred Jones.
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SI.com | Mar 19, 2008
Sen. Herb Kohl said Wednesday that Larry Harris' contract will not be offered a new contract as general manager and is no longer with the club.
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The New York Daily News | Mar 19, 2008
The Knicks aren't the only team interested in stealing executive Donnie Walsh anyway from the Pacers.
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The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Mar 17, 2008
Bucks' rookie Yi Jianlian expects to return to the court on Tuesday when the team takes on the Miami Heat.
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NBA.com | Mar 14, 2008
The Milwaukee Bucks have requested waivers on guard/forward David Noel, General Manager Larry Harris announced Friday.
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RealGM | Mar 12, 2008
The Rockets continue to roll, beating the Hawks in Atlanta 83-75 on Wednesday night to earn their 20th consecutive win.
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The Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel | Mar 10, 2008
Facing reporters for the first time since his right wrist was evaluated in Los Angeles, Yi Jianlian admitted that more tests were needed.
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ESPN | Mar 7, 2008
Milwaukee rookie Yi Jianlian flew to L.A. for additional tests on his injured right wrist.
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Sports Illustrated | Mar 4, 2008
Milwaukee rookie Yi Jianlian is listed as day to day with a sprained left ankle.
