October 13: The Bucks kick off their 2004 preseason with a game against the Minnesota Timberwolves in Grand Forks, ND. They beat the Wolves by a final of 89-84 with a team-high 26 points from Desmond Mason. October 28: Milwaukee goes 4-4 in the preseason after concluding their eight-game slate with a 99-92 loss against Memphis in Green Bay, WI. Michael Redd paces the Bucks with 22 points. November 6: The Bucks score their first win of the season with a 102-88 home victory against Cleveland. It’s the first of three straight wins for the Bucks. November 14: Mo Williams passes out 10 assists, giving him 10+ assists in three of his first five games. He also logs a career-high 46 minutes in Milwaukee’s double-overtime loss in Miami. December 7: Scoring 11 points in the final 6 minutes of the ball game, including his team’s last nine, Michael Redd helps lead the Bucks to a dramatic 89-86 victory on the road against Indiana. The team wins despite 32 points from Reggie Miller. It’s their first road win of the year. December 8: Zaza Pachulia grabs a career-high 13 rebounds against Miami. December 29: Earning his first career start, Zaza Pachulia helps lead the Bucks to a 111-105 victory in Orlando by scoring nine points and grabbing 11 boards. January 5: Michael Redd passes out a career high eight assists in a 97-74 win over New Jersey. January 7: Milwaukee battles back from a 13-point deficit to take down the host Toronto Raptors 107-105 (OT), extending their road-winning streak in Toronto to eight straight games. January 21: Mike James comes off the bench to score 20 points and beat his former team as the Bucks take down the defending World Champion Detroit Pistons (89-86 final) for the second time during the 04-05 season. February 1: Desmond Mason misses his first game of the season (flu) in a Bucks 91-86 win over Minnesota, his first miss as a Buck due to injury/illness (152 straight). February 8: The Bucks rout the Celtics by a final of 121-97, including a 78-point effort in the first half. It was the most a Bucks team has put up in one half since March 24, 1987 against New York. The 78 points is tied for the 10th highest output by a Bucks team in one half. Milwaukee’s 121 points was their highest single-game total of the season. February 9: The Bucks score 110 points to earn their ninth straight win in Toronto. February 12-16: Redd misses three games with a sprained left index finger, snapping a streak of 212 straight games played in a Bucks uniform. February 16: A 108-90 loss in New York gives Milwaukee a 20-30 record at the All-Star break. February 22: Mo Williams passes out a career-high 14 assists and the Bucks total a season-high 37 assists against the Charlotte Bobcats. The Bucks go on to win by a final of 112-102 on 55.7 field goal shooting, also a seasonhigh. In his first game back from injury, Redd matches his season high with 39 points. February 24: Just hours before the trading deadline, Milwaukee acquires Reece Gaines and two second round draft picks (2006, 2007) from Houston in exchange for Mike James and Zendon Hamilton ... In another trade, the Bucks acquire Calvin Booth, Alan Henderson and an undisclosed amount of cash from Dallas in exchange for Keith Van Horn. February 27: Seattle is held to 10 points in the first quarter and 34 points in the first half as they fall to the Bucks by a final of 99-73. The win gives Milwaukee a record of 8-4 in the month of February, their only winning month of the season. March 1: Michael Redd scores 30+ points for the third time in five games after putting up 35 in a home game against Philadelphia. March 5: With his first bucket of the game (at home against Chicago), Michael Redd surpasses the 5,000 point mark for his career. The Bucks go on to beat the Bulls 95-87, their 14th straight home win versus Chicago. March 6: Milwaukee is officially eliminated from play-off contention after losing in Boston 103-97. March 23: Michael Redd passes Jack Sikma for 16th on Milwaukee’s all-time scoring list. April 8: Milwaukee defeats Charlotte by a score of 93-75 to sweep the season series (4-0) against the NBA’s newest franchise. April 11: Desmond Mason sinks a free throw to log his 5,000th career point in a game against Washington. April 13: Michael Redd scores 28 points to lead the Bucks in their 111-108 loss to against Boston. It’s the 50th time Redd has led Milwaukee in scoring during the 04-05 season. The only other player in team history to lead Milwaukee in scoring 50 or more times in one year was Kareem Abdul-Jabbar who did it on six occasions (from 1969-75). Redd also nails his 500th career three-pointer in the loss. April 18: Dan Gadzuric gives Milwaukee their first 20/20 performance since Ervin Johnson did it on January 12, 1998. Gadzuric scores 21 points and grabs a career-high 20 boards in the team’s loss in Philadelphia. April 19: Milwaukee finishes the season with a record of 30-52. 资料来源：NBA公鹿官方网站 --

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