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One of the silliest things you'll hear this summer is that free agents don't want to come to Dallas. That's become a meme that's often repeated in discussions about Mark Cuban's bold plan to create ample salary cap space by stripping down the 2011...

A trip to the playoffs wasn't enough to save Jim Boylan's job with the Milwaukee Bucks.

In ESPN The Magazine's 15th anniversary issue, Mag 15, Doug Mittler presents the worst 15 calls over the last 15 years. Plus, check out exclusive galleries for more memorable moments in sports since 1998.

After the Milwaukee's first-round elimination from the playoffs Amin Elhassan analyzes the next steps for the Bucks.

Story | Conversation | April 28, 2013

There's sufficient evidence to say that these could be the last days of Brandon Jennings in Milwaukee.

Chris Broussard writes that Cleveland's hire of Mike Brown as the Cavaliers' new head coach doesn't rule out a return to Cleveland of LeBron James in 2014. Plus, more buzz from around the NBA.

Story | Conversation | April 25, 2013

MIAMI -- Technically, Brandon Jennings' playoff prediction still has a pulse. The Milwaukee Bucks' quick and cocky point guard said before Game 1 last week that his team would upset the defending champion Miami Heat in six games. With Dwyane Wa...

LeBron sets team-first tone in Game 1; Bucks guards get only themselves involved

Amin Elhassan and Bradford Doolittle break down the Miami Heat-Milwaukee Bucks first round matchup with expert scouting and advanced metric analysis.

Story | Conversation | April 20, 2013

The Miami Heat have heard Milwaukee Bucks point guard Brandon Jennings loud and clear. But they plan to let the game do the talking.

The Mavericks will explore all potential avenues of improving the talent on their roster, but upgrading at point guard is the top priority. While Darren Collison confidently declared Thursday that he believes he could start for any team in the lea...

Who has the most to prove in these playoffs? Israel Gutierrez examines each East series.

Rookie John Henson scored a career-high 28 points and grabbed 16 rebounds, Brandon Jennings had 17 points and the Milwaukee Bucks beat the Oklahoma City Thunder 95-89 Wednesday night in a regular-season finale lacking any postseason implications.

Mark Cuban & Co. must figure out how to fill the voids left by their Dallas departures.

The Milwaukee Bucks are missing two injured starters, guard Brandon Jennings and center Larry Sanders, for their game Friday night against the Atlanta Hawks.

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