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» Saturday, June 15 2013

 

» Friday, June 14 2013

The Bucks and several other teams are undoubtedly doing their homework on Jordan Farmar. Farmar, the former first-round draft pick of the Los Angeles Lakers, spent this season playing for Anadolu Efes in the Turkish League. He signed a three-year, $15 million contract last July with Efes, but can op out after every season. “He wants to come back to the NBA, for sure,” said Tony Dutt, Farmar’s agent who also happens to be a friend of Bucks general manager John Hammond. “He’s still young and he could help some teams.” Racine Journal-Times

 

» Thursday, June 13 2013

The basketball Indomitable Lions of Cameroon will soon be summoned for training camps and eventual friendly games ahead of the continental rendezvous. According to Alexi Siewe who is a basketball official in Cameroon, negotiations will be made with some newly appointed NBA professionals to ensure a fruitful performance this year. Some of the players include Mbah A Moute and Kadji who recently went professional. Cameroon appear determined for the title this year after falling several times in the final of the competition. StarAfrica.com

Also included in Thursday's workout is 6-10, 215-pound center A.J. Matthews of Division III school Farmingdale State. He made an impression at a New Jersey draft combine in late May and has earned a few more looks from NBA teams. Paris Gulley, a 6-2 guard who averaged 14.7 points for UW-Milwaukee last season, also will be in the session. He will be joined by Colorado's Andre Roberson, a 6-7 junior forward, and Santa Clara's Kevin Foster, a 6-2 senior guard who averaged 19.3 points last season. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

Schroeder is back in Germany after working out for the Mavs, Bucks, Celtics, Jazz and Rockets. Like Larkin, Schroeder's range now appears in the 14-16 window, with the Jazz, Bucks and Celtics all eyeing the point guard. However, sources say the workouts haven't gone particularly well for Schroeder, and he's struggled against the more physical defense at the workouts. "He looked frustrated," one NBA scout said of Schroeder's workout with his team. "His body language wasn't great. He's a very good talent and I wouldn't read too much into the workout, but it didn't really help him." ESPN.com

 

» Wednesday, June 12 2013

Milwaukee Bucks assistant coaches Joe Wolf, Sidney Moncrief, Chris Gilmartin, Bill Peterson and Anthony Goldwire will not have their contracts renewed, club officials confirmed Wednesday. New Bucks coach Larry Drew is in the process of putting together his own staff. Although nothing has been announced yet, two of his former assistants in Atlanta, Bob Bender and Nick Van Exel, helped Drew run the team's draft workout Wednesday. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

Tony Mitchell, a Milwaukee native who grew up in Dallas, and former South Milwaukee player Trey McKinney Jones headline the Bucks' six-player draft workout Wednesday at the Cousins Center. The 6-foot-9, 236-pound Mitchell played two years at North Texas State and averaged 13.7 points and 9.3 rebounds. His numbers declined from his freshman to sophomore year. Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel

 

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