Salt Lake City— Let the young guys play.
That's what the Milwaukee Bucks are doing this season, and the immediate results have been less than impressive.
The Bucks are limping into the all-star break, riding a five-game losing streak as they return home for games against Boston and Washington this week.
They sit at 12 games under .500 with a 20-32 record and headed for the draft lottery, not a place they thought they would be when training camp opened in Madison in October.
But if the Bucks really want to "Own the Future," as their slogan boldly states, they have to make progress in the present.