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Milwaukee Bucks Daily: Can the Wisconsin Herd make the playoffs?

By Adam McGee

OSHKOSH, WI - AUGUST 11: Wisconsin Herd president Steve Brandes (left) introduces Herd general manager Dave Dean (center) and head coach Jordan Brady (right) during a press conference at the Oshkosh Convention Center on August 11, 2017 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2017 NBAE (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images)
OSHKOSH, WI - AUGUST 11: Wisconsin Herd president Steve Brandes (left) introduces Herd general manager Dave Dean (center) and head coach Jordan Brady (right) during a press conference at the Oshkosh Convention Center on August 11, 2017 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. NOTE TO USER: User expressly acknowledges and agrees that, by downloading and or using this Photograph, user is consenting to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. Mandatory Copyright Notice: Copyright 2017 NBAE (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images) /
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The latest Milwaukee Bucks Daily is here with a look at the prospects of the Wisconsin Herd breaking through and making the playoffs in their first season.

In this latest edition of the Milwaukee Bucks Daily, we continue to look ahead to the Wisconsin Herd’s inaugural season, round up all the details on the signing of James Young, and more.

Young’s signing on Wednesday could mark the first of a number of training camp deals, as the Bucks can carry more than the regular season permitted 15 contracts through the preseason period.

If the Bucks do add any more players into the mix ahead of the start of training camp later this month, we’ll have all of the details here on Behind the Buck Pass.

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

Best of Behind The Buck Pass From 9/6/17

Milwaukee Bucks sign James Young to training camp deal (read here): Jordan Treske rounded up all of the key details in regard to the news of James Young’s training camp deal with the Bucks.

Milwaukee Bucks: How does the loss of Spencer Hawes affect the rotation? (read here): Mike Bossetti takes a closer look at how Milwaukee’s decision to stretch Spencer Hawes’ contract will change the shape of their rotation.

Milwaukee Bucks: Unselfish Jon McGlocklin is one of the franchise’s great heroes (read here): As our Bucks History Month continues, I wrote about how Jonny Mac’s been able to thrive in supporting roles, on and off the court, in almost 50 years within the Bucks organization.

Milwaukee Bucks: 49 years in 49 days – 1975-76 season (read here): In the latest edition of his 49 years in 49 days series, Ti Windisch honed in on how the Bucks fared in their first season following the trade of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar to Los Angeles.

Best of Bucks Across The Internet From 9/6/17

Will any of this year’s G League expansion teams make the playoffs (read here): Chris Reichert of 2 Ways & 10 Days takes a look at the chances of the Wisconsin Herd, and any of their fellow expansion teams breaking through to make the playoffs in their inaugural season, based on how previous expansion teams have fared.

Bucks sign James Young to training camp contract (read here): Matt Velazquez of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports on the addition of James Young heading into training camp.

30 teams in 30 days: Milwaukee Bucks continue growth plan centered on Giannis Antetokounmpo. (read here): Shaun Powell of NBA.com takes a look at how the Bucks have approached the offseason, and what their plan appears to be heading into the new season.

Next: Win In 6 Podcast #145: Why have the Bucks only won one championship?

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

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