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Pro basketball: Pistons land Villanueva, Gordon
Ben Gordon and Charlie Villanueva agreed in principle to five-year contracts with the Pistons, a person with the knowledge of the negotiations told The Associated Press on Wednesday night... full story >>> TCT
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Bucks: Sessions gets offer, but Villanueva doesn't
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Bucks have made qualifying offers to restricted free agent guard Ramon Sessions and forward Ersan Ilyasova, but will not make an offer to forward Charlie Villanueva -- allowing one of their top scorers... full story >>> WSJ
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Oates: Bucks were smart to take a chance on Jennings
There was one overriding factor in Milwaukee Bucks general manager John Hammond's decision to take... full story >>> WSJ
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Bucks: Jennings 'has a lot of things going for him'
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee Bucks general manager John Hammond is not sure if the unusual path to the NBA taken by point guard Brandon Jennings, the team's first-round draft pick, will spur other... full story >>> WSJ
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Mike Lucas: Bucks' Jennings 'not a sure thing'
In trying to size up Brandon Jennings, there's the hope that a couple of old Michael Jackson quotes might apply to the Milwaukee Bucks' No.... full story >>> TCT
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Oates: Bucks gamble on future assets
MILWAUKEE -- The Milwaukee Bucks are walking a fine line these days... full story >>> WSJ
NBA draft: Jennings points the way for Bucks
MILWAUKEE -- Scott Skiles was a smart and tough point guard who made up for limited athleticism with his knowledge of the game, which led... full story >>> WSJ
Bucks draft primer
It isn't known whether the Milwaukee Bucks would prefer to re-sign point guard Ramon Sessions or forward Charlie Villanueva, but whatever preference they have might influence their... full story >>> TCT
Pro basketball: Jefferson glad to be with 'relevant' Spurs
After one year with the Milwaukee Bucks, Richard Jefferson said he is happy he was traded to San Antonio... full story >>> TCT
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Oates: Time for Bucks to get in Holiday spirit
A sense of normalcy has returned to the NBA draft... full story >>> WSJ
