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21 entries in the Milwaukee Bucks compendium.
Characters — Era Chart
Oscar RobertsonThe Big O: A generational talent who sparked the Bucks' title run alongside Kareem.Giannis AntetokounmpoThe Greek Freak who redefined dominance with a heart of gold.Jrue HolidayTwo-time NBA champion and elite defender.Ray AllenThe greatest shooter in franchise history who delivered when the clock hit zero.Kareem Abdul-JabbarThe skyhook king who led the Bucks to their first title in his second season.Brian WintersA pure shooter whose number 32 hangs in the rafters.Marques JohnsonThe smooth operator who brought style, versatility, and star power to the Bucks in the latSidney MoncriefThe two-time Defensive Player of the Year who anchored the Milwaukee Bucks through the 198Terry CummingsThe two-time All-Star power forward who powered the Bucks' postseason runs in the mid-1980Bob DandridgeThe Greyhound who helped bring Milwaukee its first NBA championship.Michael FinleyA two-time All-Star and NBA champion who spent most of his career with the Mavericks.Bob LanierA Hall of Fame center who played for the Detroit Pistons and Milwaukee Bucks, known for hiGlenn RobinsonThe smooth-scoring Big Dog who anchored the Bucks' identity for a generation.Malcolm BrogdonThe second-round pick who became Rookie of the Year and a 50–40–90 shooter in Milwaukee.Don NelsonThe architect of speed who turned Milwaukee into a laboratory for small-ball innovation.Khris MiddletonThe steady hand, the sharp shooter, and the heartbeat of Milwaukee's championship run.Scott SkilesFrom Bucks rookie to the coach who led Milwaukee back to the playoffs.Jon HorstThe GM who built a 60-win team and an NBA champion in Milwaukee.Mike BudenholzerThe coach who brought a championship back to Milwaukee.Junior BridgemanThe sixth man who became a billionaire businessman and Bucks minority owner.Wes Unseld Jr.Son of a Hall of Famer, now an assistant coach for the Chicago Bulls.
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