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Based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, the Milwaukee Bucks are a professional basketball team. As members of the National Basketball Association (NBA), the team plays in the Central Division of the Eastern Conference of the NBA. The franchise has won only one NBA Championship, in 1971, but has been relatively successful in their division.  Formed in the 1968, the team plays its home matches at the BMO Harris Bradley Center, which is located in downtown Milwaukee. Milwaukee Bucks Milwaukee tickets will allow the opportunity to not only watch the Bucks live in action, but also give you the chance to explore beautiful Milwaukee city.
 

Like most expansion teams in various sports, the first season for the Bucks was hard. After their dismal first season, the Bucks’ fortune took a turn for the better, as they acquired UCLA rookie Lew Alcindor in the draft. Alcindor, later called Kareem Abdul Jabbar, would go on to become one of the greatest basketball players in history.

Jabbar, along with Oscar Robertson, would form a formidable partnership and lead the Bucks to their first NBA Championship in 1971, just three years after the franchise was established. This remains the record for the shortest time in which an expansion team has won the championship in any sport.

Overall the Bucks have won one league title, two conference championships and thirteen division titles in their NBA journey. The team has also produced some of the greatest basketball players in history. These include Hall of Famers, Oscar Robertson, Dave Cowens, Tiny Archibald, Bob Lanier, and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.

Their current season looks promising, as the team is tied for first place in the division and the conference as well. So head on down to the BMO Harris Bradley Center, and support the team as they face the best teams in the country.

But while watching a match at the BMO Harris Bradley Center is an amazing experience, Milwaukee has much more to offer. Often referred to as the City of Festivals, it is a popular venue for numerous festivals. It hosts the Wisconsin State Fair, LGBT (Pride Fest), Polish Fest, Trainfest, Bastille Days, Festa Italiana and various other Afrcian, Arab, Irish, Mexican, Greek and German festivals. The city is also home to Summerfest, one of the largest musical festivals in the world, which attracts more than a million people annually.