The Milwaukee Bucks had a big summer. Signing Greg Monroe. New jerseys. The NBA’s first alternate floor. A new broadcast team. And $500 million in public funding for a new arena.It was all a little much, wasn’t it?
Suddenly all eyes were on Milwaukee, and GM John Hammond’s rebuilding plan was in jeopardy.
The only way to temper expectations was to make sure that the team started off slow, say 0-3 for example. But how could John Hammond ensure such a thing?
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