Milwaukee Bucks’ Last 5 Trips To NBA Draft Lottery
By Adam McGee
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Jan 18, 2015; Toronto, Ontario, CAN; New Orleans Pelicans guard
Jimmer Fredette(32) looks on during their game against the Toronto Raptors at Air Canada Centre. The Pelicans beat the Raptors 95-93. Mandatory Credit: Tom Szczerbowski-USA TODAY Sports
2011 NBA Draft Lottery – 10th Pick
The Bucks arrived at the 2011 Lottery after what can only be described as a mediocre season. Milwaukee were 35-47 finishing the regular season, a mark that once again saw them fall into the dreaded ninth spot in the Eastern standings.
That wouldn’t stop the Bucks from dreaming about the prospects of landing Kyrie Irving though, yet as they landed in the tenth spot there proved to be a whole lot more to their pick than originally met the eye.
On draft night the Bucks traded that pick to the Sacramento Kings as part of a three team deal involving the Charlotte Bobcats. The Kings received Jimmer Fredette, and in return Milwaukee received Stephen Jackson, Shaun Livingston, Beno Udrih and the rights to the 19th pick which would become Tobias Harris. Not a bad haul.
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