Milwaukee Bucks Daily: Going inside Jabari Parker’s rehabilitation

Milwaukee, WI - OCTOBER 20: (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images)
Milwaukee, WI - OCTOBER 20: (Photo by Gary Dineen/NBAE via Getty Images)

The latest Milwaukee Bucks Daily is here as Jabari Parker has formed a bond with assistant coach Frank Johnson as he goes through the rehabilitation that stemmed from his second torn ACL.

In today’s edition of Milwaukee Bucks Daily, we hear about Jabari Parker’s continuing rehabilitation and the bond that’s come from it, the Bucks’ standing in the efficiency age of the NBA, the Herd preparing to open their official home and much more.

Through the ups and downs of his rehabilitation, the second in his young NBA career, we’ve seen the strides Parker has made, which makes it seem like he could make a return to the court earlier than his February return date (which is not realistic, of course).

However, what we haven’t seen are the mental hurdles the 22-year-old has dealt with as he works his way back from his second knee injury and how assistant coach Frank Johnson has been an instrumental figure for Parker since coming on to the coaching staff and having dealt with his own share of major injuries during his playing days.

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Back to the present, let’s take a look at today’s Bucks stories.

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Bucks forward Jabari Parker progressing with the help of assistant coach Frank Johnson (read here): The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel’s Matt Velazquez wrote on the connection new Bucks assistant coach Frank Johnson has built with Jabari Parker as he works his way from his second injury rehabilitation in his young NBA career.

Bucks 103, Blazers 91: Big 3 lead emphatic win to close road trip (read here): In addition to his piece on Parker and Johnson, Velazquez recapped the Bucks’ fantastic showing against the Blazers Thursday night that ended their West coast trip on a high note.

The Milwaukee Bucks and modern NBA bsaketball (read here): Eric Nehm over at ESPN Milwaukee examined where the Bucks stand in the efficiency age of the NBA, especially under the watch of head coach Jason Kidd.

Wisconsin Herd prepare for first game in Oshkosh (read here): Steve Clark of the Oshkosh Northwestern wrote on the unusual circumstances the Herd have had to deal with in their first three “home” games and how they’re embracing the opportunity of playing in their home arena, Menominee Nation Arena.

The challenge of tracking days of service for two-way players (read here): While not specifically about the Herd, Adam Johnson of 2 Ways & 10 Days touched on the struggle of accounting for days of service for two-way players around the league, which is incredibly relevant to the Bucks and Herd at this point in time.

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