Milwaukee Sports Headlines

If Milwaukee is down on its Bucks, it was hard to tell Tuesday night down in the Third Ward at the team’s official lottery-watch party at Evolution Gastro Pong.

Players the Milwaukee Bucks could be looking at with the No. 2 pick in the NBA draft.

LeBron James scored six straight points to spark a decisive 12-2 run, and the Miami Heat beat the Indiana Pacers, 87-83, on Tuesday night to leave the Eastern Conference finals tied at a game apiece.

Milwaukee's Marco Estrada and Kansas City's Jeremy Guthrie are tied for the major-league lead in home runs allowed. Each has yielded 12 homers, one more than Tampa Bay's David Price.

World Futsal Fest is coming to downtown Milwaukee. The coach of the U.S. futsal national team, former Wave coach Keith Tozer, announced the details of the fest Tuesday at the Kern Center on the campus of the MSOE.

WEDNESDAY

The National Hockey League is down to its conference finals. If you’re not yet sure whom to root for, here’s a handy guide:

TUESDAY

The Milwaukee Admirals signed forward Joe Pendenza for the 2014-’15 season.

Radio broadcaster Bob Uecker will not work the Brewers’ next two series on the road, at Atlanta for four games and at Miami for three games.

MONDAY

Hitters and pitchers hog most of the glory moments, but picking up the baseball is also a crucial part of the game. Here’s a look at some recent fielding statistics:

BASKETBALL

Matt Lepay, whose toughest critic is Matt Lepay, said the first few Brewers telecasts he called were awful.

SUNDAY

Gwen Jorgensen, a Waukesha native and former swimmer and standout runner at the University of Wisconsin, won the world series triathlon event in Yokohama, Japan, on Saturday, successfully defending her title.