| Looking Ahead At The Bucks Schedule Authored by SW36 - August 12, 2005 - 9:13 pm
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10. March 1st--- Bucks @ Phoenix.
The Western Conference runners-up challenge the visiting Bucks.
9. December 10th --- Bucks vs. Cleveland.
LeBron and the Cavaliers greet the Bucks. Cleveland also plays against the man they pursued during the off-season, Michael Redd.
8. February 14th --- Bucks vs. Seattle.
Former Buck and fan favorite Ray Allen returns to the Bradley Center on Valentine’s Day.
7. December 6th --- Bucks vs. Los Angeles Lakers.
Kobe Bryant and reunited coach Phil Jackson make a stop at the Bradley Center to tip off against the Bucks, making it the only trip to Milwaukee during the course of the season.
6. November 12th --- Bucks vs. Pacers.
Milwaukee gets to battle Indiana, only this time Ron Artest will be running the court.
5. December 12th --- Bucks @ Knicks.
Milwaukee travels to the Big Apple in New York to see the revamped roster, and coaching legend, Larry Brown.
4. November 26th --- Bucks vs. Detroit.
Eastern Conference Finals winners roll into town for their first game in Milwaukee.
3. December 20th --- Bucks vs. Spurs.
The Bucks face off against the defending NBA Champions for the first time during the year.
2. November 1st --- Bucks @ Sixers. The Bucks open their season on the road once again this year, facing off against AI, the man that averaged near 50 points against them last year. This also marks Andrew Bogut’s first NBA game.
1. November 5th --- Bucks vs. Heat.
The Bucks begin their home opener against the hottest NBA team in the league, while also welcoming back Dwyane Wade, who attended Marquette, located in Milwaukee. Milwaukee also gets to glance at newly added superstars, Antoine Walker, Jason Williams, and high flyer James Posey. |
