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| The Milwaukee Bucks will head to China to play two exhibition games against the Golden State Warriors in the fall, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. |
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| Milwaukee center Andrew Bogut underwent an MRI on his ankle, and is was determined that it was just a sprain, and not a torn ligament, as he had feared, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. |
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| Center Andrew Bogut was to undergo an MRI today to determine the severity of an ankle injury he suffered during Australia's 116-85 loss to the United States in the men's basketball quarterfinals at the Olympic Games on Wednesday night, according to the Syndney Morning Herald. "I think it's a ligament," Andrew Bogut said. |
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| Center Andrew Bogut injured his ankle as he and Team Australia were downed by Team USA 116-85 in the Olympic Games. Unfortunately, the Bucks center seems to think that he tore a ligament in his ankle and he will soon undergo an MRI to determine the severity of the injury, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel. |
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| Andrew Bogut struggled in Australia's 116-85 loss to the United States in Beijing. Bogut only contributed four points and two boards in the contest, as he was brought down by a sore ankle. |
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| Andrew Bogut led Australia to a 106-75 win over Lithuania in the Olympics. Bogut scored a game-high 23 points, and also chipped in one assist, one board, and a steal. |
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| The Boston Globe indicates that Michael Redd is surprised he is still a Buck with Richard Jefferson, Luke Ridnour, Tyronn Lue, Malik Allen, Francisco Elson, Adrian Griffin, Damon Jones, and rookie Joe Alexander all new members of the team. He said, "Out of everybody, I'm still here. We have a whole new roster, a whole new group of guys. I was shocked that I remained. I thought with the rebuilding of the team and the changing of coaches and the organization moving in different ways, I thought I might be gone, too. Hey, I'm here."
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| Center Francisco Elson has finalized a two-year deal with the Bucks, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. The contract is worth around $3 million. |
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| Luke Ridnour is expected to start at point guard for the Bucks. "There's always open competition," general manager John Hammond tells The Journal Times. "But when you move a starting point guard (Mo Williams) and acquire a point guard, you expect that point guard to be the starter." Hammond notes that Ridnour previously thrived when surrounded by Ray Allen and Rashard Lewis, and he hopes to create a similar trio with Michael Redd and Richard Jefferson. |
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| The Cavaliers continue to show interest in Bucks point guard Mo Williams. The two sides are working on a three-way deal that would send Williams to Cleveland, forward Joe Smith to Oklahoma City, and guard Luke Ridnour to Milwaukee, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. |
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| The Cavaliers may be targeting Mo Williams, according to the News-Herald. |
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| Andrew Bogut stated today that his sore right ankle is healthy enough for him to play in Team Australia's first game of the Olympics, according to the AP. |
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| Andrew Bogut was forced to sit out most of the second half of Australia's 95-91 loss to Argentina in an Olympic tune-up game today, due to a slight ankle injury, according to the Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel.
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