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NBA: Milwaukee 97, Indiana 95

Thu, 12/09/2010 - 10:11 by Rakhi

Milwaukee -- Andrew Bogut tipped in a missed shot just before the buzzer Wednesday, giving the Milwaukee Bucks a 97-95 triumph over Indiana.

Bogut's game-winner finished off a tense duel that had seen the teams seldom separated by more than two points during the fourth quarter.

Ersan Ilyasova made two free throws with 52 seconds left to give the Bucks a 95-93 advantage, but Danny Granger tied it with a jumper 15 seconds later. Both Milwaukee's John Salmons and Indiana's Roy Hibbert missed field goal attempts down the stretch before Bogut grabbed his 11th rebound and scored his 17th point to give Milwaukee the victory.

Brandon Jennings paced the Bucks with 22 points. Ilyasova had 21 points and 10 rebounds off the bench.

Bucks' Bogut out for season after fall

Mon, 04/05/2010 - 10:28 by Rakhi

Milwaukee -- Milwaukee Bucks center Andrew Bogut is out for the season with a dislocated right elbow, a sprained wrist and other injuries, a team source says.

Citing an unnamed source, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reported Sunday that Bogut also suffered a broken right hand in Saturday's game against Phoenix when he fell awkwardly after making a slam dunk in the second quarter.

The source said Bogut, a fifth-year pro, was taken Aurora Sinai Medical Center in Milwaukee for evaluation and tests showed the extent of his injuries. The newspaper said the center will undergo surgery and won't be available for the Bucks' expected playoff run.

NBA: Milwaukee 102, New York 87

Sun, 11/08/2009 - 13:21 by shalini.bahadur

Milwaukee -- The Milwaukee Bucks jumped off to a big early lead over the New York Knicks and never looked back, posting a 102-87 win Saturday.

Andrew Bogut scored 22 points, Jodie Meeks added 19 and Brandon Jennings chipped in 17 for Milwaukee, which won its second straight. The Bucks were up 40-22 after the first quarter and 66-35 at halftime in the one-sided affair.

New York dropped its third in a row. The Knicks were led by David Lee, who notched 18 points, seven boards and four assists.

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