Milwaukee Bucks - Atlanta GA

Milwaukee Bucks is a basketball team belonging to Wisconsin. They belong to NBA’s Central Division, representing the Eastern Conference. The club was formed when a franchise was awarded to Milwaukee Professional Sports by NBA in January of 1968. Things started off real well for the team when they finished their first season 56-26, which was league’s second best record. Lew Alcindor became the NBA Rookie of the Year.
 
Milwaukee Bucks remained in the best of the form for most of the early 70s, winning championship title in 1971. They won continuous division titles from 1971 to 1976. This division winning streak started once again in 1980 and lasted till 1986. During the 80s, Bucks also became the only team to have knocked out Boston Celtics in a series of playoffs. In 1985, the owners of the franchise decided to sell it. The club was then bought by businessman Herb Kohl and transferred them to a new arena as well. 90s didn’t prove to be very fruitful for the team and for almost a decade they struggled.
 
By the end of 90s a new coach, George Karl was hired to improve the failing condition of the team. This proved fruitful when the team managed to almost make it to the finals of 2001. Since their formation, the Bucks have managed to win one championship (1971), two conference championship and thirteen division championships. They have appeared in playoffs several times. You can attend their live match by getting cheap Milwaukee Bucks Atlanta tickets!