Riley Feldmann is a local journalist based in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. With a focus on sports reporting, Riley covers the Milwaukee Bucks extensively, providing game previews, recaps, and analysis for local fans. Through their articles, Riley aims to keep readers informed and engaged with the team's performance and developments.
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Riley Feldmann's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly the Milwaukee Bucks and NBA games. This indicates a preference for event coverage, game previews, and recaps. Thus, Riley will likely be most receptive to pitches related to upcoming games featuring the Milwaukee Bucks or significant events within the team.
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By: Riley Feldmann
It really, truly, seriously, unironically doesn’t even matter one bit that the Milwaukee Bucks went 0-5 in 2024’s Summer League. Unlike past editions, all teams played the same number of games regardless of results, so the team didn’t miss out on a few more reps. A cynical reading of the experience would call into question the sophistication of the organization’s lower-stakes talent evaluators, but we kinda knew that already. That and assistant coach Pete Dominguez doesn’t have the chops (yet) to whip together functional schemes in a few days for a roster with a single player with real interior size.
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