The Bucks left Houston, TX with a nice win on Wednesday night, but it felt like a loss. Late in the first quarter, Andrew went up to block a shot in the paint and came down on the foot of Kyle Lowry. What at first appeared to be a severe sprain turned out to be a fractured left ankle. 

The Bucks fell just short of winning their third straight game with a home loss to the Atlanta Hawks, 97-92.

 With so many rumors flying around at the moment its hard to decipher whats what. I'm always one to believe that there is some truth to rumors. They just don't start on their own do they? Perhaps we can come up with some of our own, maybe an MJ comeback rumor or Brandon Jennings to attempt breaking coach Skiles' assist record every game this year. I'd actually really like to see Brandon distribute more, let him bring a little swagger and flare to his play with a bit of showtime to the Bucks also wouldn't be bad, would it? Uptempo offense anyone?

It's been two weeks and I can't bear to watch any of the playoffs. My team has been eliminated and one can't help but feel that we would have put up a good account of ourselves had we made it. We lost 261 games to injury
this season...I wonder if that is a bucks record? For a decimated team with seven new players we held together well I thought, but I'll wrap the season up in depth next blog.

As I sit watching the 1st quarter against the Raptors, I can't help but think about The Jekyll and Hyde story. One that may be the best way to describe the week we've had as Milwaukee fans and one that may even best describe the Bucks season in full. Some games we look switched on from the beginning and others we look like were defeated before it begins.

What a week its been for a Bucks fans. Two blowout losses, a heart breaker against Orlando and an encouraging victory against the Nets. We are only 2 games out of the eight and 1/2 a game from the Bobcats. Looking at the schedule the next 6 are gettable...no pressure boys.

Hi Bucks and Bogut fans, Ricardo here, mad Bucks fan and mad Andrew Bogut fan smiling from a distance after being given the chance to blog about two of my favourite things.

As of February 25, Andrew Bogut has blocked 137 shots in 48 games, giving him a league leading 2.85 blocks per game.

Andrew Bogut currently leads the NBA in blocked shots per game. Bogut has played in 22 games thus far this season and is averaging 35 minutes per game. His 63 blocks gives him an average of 2.86 blocks per game 3.9 blocks per 48 minutes. Darko Milicic is a distant second at 2.5 blocks per game. JaVale McGee from the Washington Wizards is third with an average of 2.44 and Orlando's Dwight Howard is fourth with 2.43 blocks per game.