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Great Moments in Milwaukee Bucks History

April 21, 1970 - The Milwaukee Bucks traded for the best basketball talent ever assembled, Oscar Robertson stood out in a way even he didn't realize that cold February afternoon in Cleveland's Gund Arena. It was halftime of the 1997 NBA All-Star Game when he and 49 other players were honored as the greatest in league history. Robertson certainly earned a spot on the elevated podium with a stellar 14-year career. Yet he was alone in his choice of with which team he wanted to be remembered. While four others alongside him - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Dave Cowens, Moses Malone and Nate Archibald - had played for the Milwaukee Bucks, only Robertson wore the team's jacket that day. He had spent his first 10 NBA years and enjoyed most of his individual success in Cincinnati. But it was the final four seasons and lone championship in Milwaukee that were most special. They helped make his choice of outerwear at this NBA gala easier.

10 Seasons Sidney Moncrief led Milwaukee, where his 10 seasons with the Bucks cemented a sky-high approval rating from his coaches, his fans and his teammates.  'He was one of the most popular players, ' said Junior Bridgeman, a teammate for seven seasons,  'because I think people recognize that every time he stepped on the floor he gave 150 percent, he played both ends of the floor. It wasn 't always about scoring. He could beat you defensively. He would rebound. He would just give a total effort night in and night out and I think that 's what endeared him to the fans, and endeared him to his teammates, and it was genuine. ' Thirteen years after his retirement from the Bucks in 1989, Moncrief is still among the team 's all-time leaders in points (11,594; 3rd), games played (695; 2nd), minutes played (22,054; 2nd), steals (874; 3rd), rebounds (3,447; 6th), assists (2,689; 2nd), field goals (4,000; 7th) and free throws (3,505; 1st). He played on five All-Star teams (he is still the last Buck, in 1986, to start in an All-Star game), and made the All-NBA first or second team and the all-defensive teams for five straight seasons from 1981-86. He was twice named the NBA 's Defensive Player of the Year, and was such a force that in 1984-85, the Bucks took a metaphorical leap by dressing Moncrief in a Superman outfit for the cover of the team 's media guide.