The history of the Milwaukee Bucks and Minnesota Timberwolves jerseys
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The Milwaukee Bucks team got its name from a contest in which someone reasoned that “the Bucks are energetic, good jumpers, quick and agile.” From then on, the team was called the Milwaukee Bucks. The team captured the 1971 NBA title in just its third season of existence, preceded by the New York Knicks and succeeded by the Los Angeles Lakers.
Some of the NBA Hall of Famers the team has produced include KC Jones, Kareem Abdul Jabar, Oscar Robertson, and Moses Malone, among others. On June 28, 2006, the Bucks unveiled the team’s updated logo and color scheme. The team logo, the third the team has had in its 38-year history, is a forceful frontal view of the head and shoulders of a male white-tailed eighth on a triangular background over a stylized Milwaukee print. bucks. The Bucks have used green and silver as their color since they introduced it in 1993. The purple jerseys they wore were replaced with deep red ones. The team wears green uniforms for away games and white jerseys for home games.
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The NBA returned to Minnesota with an expansion team known as the Timberwolves 30 years after the Lakers left for Los Angeles. It is one of four new expansion teams in the NBA that included the Orlando Magic, Charlotte Hornets and Miami Heat. Timberwolves was chosen as the team name in a contest where the other option was Polars. It refers to Minnesota being home to the largest population of Timberwolves in the lower 48 states. The team logo is a fierce-looking Timberwolf against a horizon of evergreens, with Timberwolves written in blue below a black shadow, while Minnesota is written in silver above the black shadow above. The team colors are blue black and green.
In 1998, the team signed Kevin Garnett to an unprecedented 6-year, $126 million deal. Garnett, a power forward, is considered one of the best players in the NBA. He was drafted by the Timberwolves in 1995 and became the first player drafted directly out of high school since Moses Malone in 1974. He had a very respectable rookie year. He now wears the number 5 for the Boston Celtics.
The Timberwolves wear a white home jersey and a blue road jersey. They also have an alternate jersey in black.
