Bucks General Manager Larry Harris: It's really not our fault. We've tried hard. We saw the issues with the "Painter" early on and traded him for Magloire and a first-round pick.
Over the years, we've been trying to develop a core and trade for role players. In '04, we were over the cap and even paid the luxury tax last season. Who would have thought that after finalizing our roster in '06, our core players would suffer injuries? This season, with a healthy core, the role players had left, and we no longer had the credentials to pay the tax. It's tough on us too!
Using the words of former NBA coach and Larry Harris's father Del Harris: Larry hasn't done anything wrong these years; he's simply been unlucky, which led to his failure.
The coach of the Bucks could only worry about his starting lineup.
After the timeout, Bucks on offense, Reed commanding his teammates to move and make runs.
