Basketball Daily

Last nights game between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Phoenix Suns proved to be a futile effort of the home town Bucks.  Shaq was in youthful mode, playing like he did 10 years ago in an extremely dominant fashion, even calling for the ball several times in the fourth quarter.  The Diesel finished with 29 points and Stoudemire sank 24 points.

Michael Redd missed yet another game due to injury and the Bucks never had the lead once during the whole game.  There are some bright spots for the youthful Bucks including great play from Charlie Bell who had 16 points and Ramon Sessions coming off the bench with 23 points on 6 for 15 shooting with 10 for 14 free throw attempts.  Even though the final score ended fairly close at 104-96, the Bucks were never in the game.

The Milwaukee Bucks 7 foot center is expected to be completely healthy by the start of the team’s training camp that starts on September 30th.  Bogut suffered from a badly sprained left ankle when competing in the Olympics.  An MRI showed no serious damage to his ankle.  Andrew has been in rehabilitation for a month now and is expecting a 100% recovery soon.

Andrew Bogut has now been in the NBA league for 3 years and his career averages are 53% field goal shooting, 11.9 points per game, 8.5 rebounds per game, 1.1 blocks per game and 2.6 assists per game.  Bogut is now 23 years old and is a vital part of the Milwaukee Bucks roster.  We can anticipate he will be ready for the upcoming season in full force.