One last ICYMI: I wrote about the end of Win in 6, finding your identity and community through sports and more.
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One last ICYMI: I wrote about the end of Win in 6, finding your identity and community through sports and more.
milwaukee-hoops-history.ghost.io/an-ode-to-wi...
Adam Silver?
I wrote about the end to Win in 6, fandom, finding community through sports and more in my latest blog on Milwaukee Hoops History.
milwaukee-hoops-history.ghost.io/an-ode-to-wi...
I wrote about the end to Win in 6, fandom, finding community through sports and more in my latest blog on Milwaukee Hoops History.
milwaukee-hoops-history.ghost.io/an-ode-to-wi...
Thanks for the shout!
So, it feels like the right time to share a Wisconsin & Milwaukee starter park!
I remember a time not too long ago I wasn't able to create one because there weren't enough folks on BlueSky to do so.
I can't assume I found *everyone* so please reply with new adds!
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RIP, Bob Harlan, gone today at 89. He built the strong foundation for today's Packers and today's Lambeau Field. They'd slid into irrelevance and were on the ropes when he took over as team president in 1989. It was bad. Harlan -- more than any GM, player or coach -- was and is the Packers' MVP.
For anyone on here wanting an update on Win in 6, here's the latest from my co-host Adam McGee.
Incredibly grateful for the many hours I spent with Adam writing at Behind the Buck Pass and recording Win in 6. None of what I have done comes without Adam's influence. GSPN for life.
Doc is ascribing to the too big to fail theory.
This is the best news I've heard all week. Can't wait!
ICYMI: I decided to make my own blog.
Welcome to Milwaukee Hoops History! I wrote about what to expect from me as I try to get this off the ground amid some big life changes. I hope you consider subscribing!
milwaukee-hoops-history.ghost.io/welcome-to-m...
After a lot of back and forth, I decided to make my own blog.
Welcome to Milwaukee Hoops History! I wrote about what to expect from me as I try to get this off the ground amid some big life changes. I hope you consider subscribing!
milwaukee-hoops-history.ghost.io/welcome-to-m...
After a lot of back and forth, I decided to make my own blog.
Welcome to Milwaukee Hoops History! I wrote about what to expect from me as I try to get this off the ground amid some big life changes. I hope you consider subscribing!
milwaukee-hoops-history.ghost.io/welcome-to-m...
March 2, 1980: Milwaukee rookie Sidney Moncrief with a steal and two-handed slam dunk past San Diego's Bill Walton.
Bucks 101, Clippers 98.
πΊ The NBA on CBS
A Wisconsin sports team enduring a second half collapse in Chicago? You would have thought Matt LaFleur would have been involved.
ICYMI: I'll be selling copies of 'Building the Milwaukee Bucks,' at Broken Bat Brewery on Thursday, March 12 from 4-9 p.m. through an event with MKE Books & Beers!
Come out to get a book, a beer and watch the Bucks game that night. Hope to see you there!
ICYMI: I'll be selling copies of 'Building the Milwaukee Bucks,' at Broken Bat Brewery on Thursday, March 12 from 4-9 p.m. through an event with MKE Books & Beers!
Come out to get a book, a beer and watch the Bucks game that night. Hope to see you there!
The Bucks trying to defend Jalen Brunson over these last few years
"Bashful" Meadowlark Lemon, clown prince of the Harlem Globetrotters basketball team, strikes a puzzled pose as an exasperated referee and teammate point him in the direction in which an upcoming free throw should be guided during a game against the Washington Generals at the Brown County Veterans Memorial Arena in Green Bay, Wisconsin, on Saturday, Feb. 26, 1966.
60 years ago last night, on Feb. 26, 1966, there was no ABA yet, so Connie Hawkins was playing with the Harlem Globetrotters before a sold-out crowd in Green Bay, Wisconsin. He dunked to open the game. Meadowlark Lemon led the Globies to a 89-78 win over the Washington Generals.
Wilt Chamberlain defending Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Been working on something...
Marques Johnson talking about Nine Inch Nails and asking if it was Trent Reznor #Bucks
Al McGuire died 25 years ago, but the Marquette legend's influence has been long-lasting.
His former players are now the same age or older than McGuire was when he passed.
Here are the lessons they learned from their final conversations.
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Me, talking about Julius Erving in the preview for "Soul Power."
Hooray! The ABA documentary series "Soul Power" premiered this week on Prime, and I'm apparently in every episode. (Sorry, Bezos!) If you like what you hear, please buy my book on Amazon or from your favorite indie bookseller. www.amazon.com/Hang-Time-Pr...
I thought it was weird that they let Team Wachtell-Lipton compete for the Shooting Stars competition for NBA All-Star Saturday.
Kon slipped up in the second round because he knew his ride was waiting for him after the 3-point contest.
Talk about a screen assist.
Beautiful photo of Milwaukeeβs Domes (1966)
You telling me mustard's a hooper?