The Milwaukee Bucks shirt can be worn to display your pride and support when you are watching a game or support your most beloved NBA player. The Bucks store has plenty of official gear for you to choose from for casual attire or something more formal for games. You can pick from sleeves-less or long-sleeved shirts in the colors of your team, logos, and dress for family and friends. Since 1969, Bucks shirts are a popular choice for fans. They are an essential accessory for any basketball fan. The Bucks were the winners of their division in the years 1982 and 1985 even though they did not make it through to the playoffs during the first three seasons. The season 1983-84 saw the Bucks make it to the Eastern Conference Finals, defeating the Boston Celtics in seven matches. With a 38-40 record during 1980-81 The Bucks had their first win in a season. A new uniform was launched for the Bucks in the 1980-81 season. The road and home uniforms were changed to in hunter green and white. The 1969-70 jerseys were modelled on the uniform worn by the home team. The home uniform was white with a base that had hunter stripes, and the road uniform was an all-white version that had hunter stripes. The Bucks also had different uniforms for road and home. The alternate uniforms included the red base and stripes of hunter-green. The alternate uniform featured the identical Bucks and wording as the home or road jerseys, but the letters 'B' and the letter 'S' were slightly bigger than the other. The 1990-91 Let It Fly shirt is among the most popular t-shirts of Milwaukee Bucks history. The shirt was created and designed by Tom O'Grady. It featured Lew Alcindor, as well as various other players sporting the uniform. The Bucks added Robert Parish, a veteran point guard on their roster in the 1991-92 season. Parish's agility and speed assisted in helping the Bucks to become a more balanced team. They stood a greater chance of making the playoffs. The Bucks purchased Toni Kukoc and guard Michael Redd from the Philadelphia 76ers before the 1993-1994 season began. Paul Westhead, a center for the team, was also released as a free agent. 1999-2000 was the most productive season for the team in its history. The Bucks reached the playoffs for only the second time in the history of the franchise. They also had a an overall score of 65-47. The Bucks were able to win their second consecutive Central Division title and were the best seeded team in the Eastern Conference. The Bucks have added Bobby Portis and Bryn Forbes to their bench on the court and are continuing to build their base. They also added younger players, such as two All-Defense Guards from the past, Jrue Holiday and Eric Bledsoe.
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