Bucks do it! Salute to all the Bucks who suited up since Last title!

[ChuckyTheGoat]

50 years ago! Long time.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

John Gianelli
Dave Meyers
Paul Mokeski
Jack Sikma
Harvey Catchings

Bob Lanier
Elmore Smith
Alton Lister
Randy Breuer
Frank Brickowski

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Larry Krysztkowiak
Mickey Johnson
Marques Johnson
Bob Lanier
Bob Dandridge

Lucius Allen
Jay Humphries
Rickey Pierce
Craig Hodges
Terry Cummings

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Pat Cummings
Sidney Moncrief
Paul Pressey
Quinn Buckner
Glenn Robinson

Andrew Bogut

[lakerboy]

Sikma was a legend.
Cummings was great.

Congratulations bro

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Sikma was a legend.
Cummings was great.

Congratulations bro

Thanks, laker! Been watching the Bucks for a long time. Honestly wasn't sure this would ever happen.

[jjgold]

The bucks have been good for a while Basically knocking on the door

[ChuckyTheGoat]

[MiDNiTe]

Too bad it's over, had a good time gambling on the playoffs, only regret not going bigger since don't like to go too big on basketball games, congrats bucks backers yeehaa!!!

[PackerBacker]

How could you forget Brian Winters and Junior Bridgeman

[Fidel_CashFlow]

Congrats lifelong Bucks fans
You deserve this feeling

[Mr KLC]

Don Nelson and those 80's Bucks teams were the epitome of always a bridesmaid, never a bride. Would have loved to see them make at least one NBA Finals. As far as today's Bucks go, it's so refreshing to see loyalty and trust get rewarded. Giannis stayed true to the team that took the chance on him, and rewarded a fanbase that in most cases would not have been able to celebrate a championship in today's super team, big city NBA.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

How could you forget Brian Winters and Junior Bridgeman

I was just walking, thought about some others:

*Brian Winters: the best long-range shooter I saw back then.
*Bridgeman: the consummate 6th-man. Instant Offense, and the guy made a MINT on his fast-food franchises.

Len Elmore

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Don Nelson and those 80's Bucks teams were the epitome of always a bridesmaid, never a bride. Would have loved to see them make at least one NBA Finals. As far as today's Bucks go, it's so refreshing to see loyalty and trust get rewarded. Giannis stayed true to the team that took the chance on him, and rewarded a fanbase that in most cases would not have been able to celebrate a championship in today's super team, big city NBA.

Exactly, KLC. Won 7 straight Division titles under Nellie/Moncrief. Always had to go thru PHI and/or BOS. Made the Eastern Finals 3x, but couldn't break thru. In many ways, a forgotten team when you think about the players on those teams.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Oh, another favorite: Alvin Robertson. The Human steal-machine.

[rm18]

Sam I can sell and Kukoc though they both won on other teams.

[Brock Landers]

I remember Sidney Moncrief and Paul Pressy era

Always a great team in the east then

Boston, Detroit, Chicago, even philly

[ChuckyTheGoat]

I remember Sidney Moncrief and Paul Pressy era

Always a great team in the east then

Boston, Detroit, Chicago, even philly

Yeah, Brock. Opponent could never say those Bucks were an ez out.

[ChuckyTheGoat]

[PackerBacker]

Remember when the Bucks had 3 first round picks back in the late 70’s and drafted Kent Benson, Quinn Buckner, and Ernie Grunfeld. Or, when they used a first round pick on Jerry “ice” Reynolds which proved to be one of the biggest busts in Bucks history. Also, Dirk Nowitzki drafted by the Bucks and then traded before he played a second

[brewcrew2k]

Huge Dub for Milwaukee!

[ChuckyTheGoat]

Huge Dub for Milwaukee!

Salud, pal. Really have to go back to find the Milwaukee championships.

Packers don't really count. Green Bay is 120 miles to the north. But the Packers used to play several games in Milwaukee.

Have to go back to a young Lew Alcindor to find the other Buck title. Salud, Lew!