Milwaukee Bucks Daily: O.J. Mayo’s year under the radar

BOSTON, MA - FEBRUARY 25: O.J. Mayo
BOSTON, MA - FEBRUARY 25: O.J. Mayo /
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The latest Milwaukee Bucks Daily is here as a year after his suspension began, O.J. Mayo continues to keep a low profile.

In this latest edition of the Milwaukee Bucks Daily, we catch up with the latest on former Buck O.J. Mayo a year after his NBA suspension was announced, get the details on the resignation of a major Bucks executive, and more.

On top of all of that, trade chatter continues to vaguely swirl around the Bucks, although as of yet there has been nothing of real substance to suggest any deal could come to fruition soon.

Whether that continues to be the case or not, we’ll have all of the details and reaction here on Behind the Buck Pass, and in this column every morning.

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Back to the present, let’s look at today’s Bucks stories:

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Milwaukee Bucks: The need for patience with Jabari Parker (read here): Ben Sewell gives a guide to what Jabari Parker is going to face in his rehabilitation process, and the different factors that will determine how successful his recovery is.

Milwaukee Bucks: The dangers of using the stretch provision (read here): Ti Windisch detailed why although the stretch provision seems like a convenient way for the Bucks to avoid the luxury tax, it could prove very costly down the line.

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Whatever happened to O.J. Mayo? Not even some of his closest friends know (read here): Ryan Jones of Bleacher Report spoke to a number of people close to O.J. Mayo, to try and get a sense of what his year has been like since he finished with the Bucks and received a two-year NBA ban.

Mike McCarthy resigns from executive role with Bucks [$] (read here): Rich Kirchen of the Milwaukee Business Journal reports that Mike McCarthy, the experienced sports executive who was hired as Bucks COO just eight months ago, has resigned from his role with the team but will continue to act as a consultant.

First look: Bucks practice facility includes Gee’s Clippers barber shop (read here): Mark Kass of the Milwaukee Business Journal gives an inside look at one of the features of the new practice facility, as players will no longer have to even leave the facility to get a hair cut.

Axel Toupane returned to Europe for Zalgiris (read here): Former Buck Axel Toupane will play in Lithuania this season, after having been waived by the New Orleans Pelicans last week.

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That’s it for today’s roundup, but we’ll be back to do it all again tomorrow.