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2008-09 SEASON HIGHLIGHTS ... Appeared in 67 games (26 starts) in his seventh season with Milwaukee … averaged 4.0 points and 3.8 rebounds … shot 54.4 percent from the free throw line, a career-best … reached double-figures in scoring nine times … produced four double doubles … led the team in blocks 26 times, rebounds seven times and steals five times … posted a double-double with 10 points, 12 rebounds and three blocks 11/28 at Detroit … grabbed a season-high 14 rebounds, added 11 points and three blocks as he passed Paul Pressey for 8th place in franchise history in blocks on 12/3 against Chicago … scored 12 points, grabbed seven boards and added a career-high tying three steals 12/20 against L.A. Clippers … tied his career-high of four assists on 1/10 at Minnesota and 2/9 against Houston … had 10 points and 11 rebounds in 22 minutes against Washington on 2/28 … recorded 18 points, 12 rebounds and swatted the 400th shot of his career on 3/28 at Miami … scored 14 points on 7-8 field goals against L.A. Lakers on 4/1 … scored 10 points and grabbed six boarrds on 4/2 at Philaelphia ... on 4/8 against Atlanta, scored 10 points and added six rebounds ... missed 12 games as DNP-CD and three games on the inactive list.

PRO CAREER ... 2007-08: Concluded his sixth season with the Bucks by appearing in 51 games with averages of 3.2 points and 2.8 rebounds … led the Bucks bench in rebounding 10 times … tallied a season-high of 10 points on 3/12 vs. Utah … grabbed a season-high eight rebounds against Orlando on 3/28 … had seven rebounds on 3/2 at Indiana, all on the offensive end – tied for the second-highest offensive boards on the Bucks for the season … finished the season with 24 blocks, giving him 362 for his career and ranking him 9th in Bucks history … scored eight points, grabbed six rebounds, blocked a shot and had two steals at Detroit on 2/22 … recorded eight points on perfect shooting (3-3 FG and 2-2 FT) at Denver on 12/26 ... 2006-07: Appeared in 54 games (8 starts) for the Bucks … maintained averages of 4.8 points and 4.6 rebounds in 15 minutes per game … averaged 10.0 points and 10.1 rebounds in his 8 starts from 4/4 to 4/16 … scored a season-high 21 points and made a career-high 10 FGs on 4/13 in Boston … had a career-high 17 FGA on 4/11 against Indiana and finished the night with 18 points and 13 rebounds … had 4 double-doubles on the year, including 3 straight from 4/11 to 4/14 … grabbed a season-high 15 boards on 4/4 against Boston … led the team in blocks 17 times and rebounds 9 times … missed 23 games (2/6 - 3/30) with a posterior dislocation in his left shoulder … missed 1 game (4/18) with a dislocated right ring finger … spent 17 games on the Inactive List … had 4 DNP-CDs ... 2005-06: Appeared in 74 games for the Bucks, all as a reserve ... maintained averages of 5.2 points and 3.1 rebounds in 12.0 minutes per game ... scored a season-high 18 points on 12/12 in New York ... shot a career-high and team-best 55.3% from the field, the highest percentage for a Buck since Bob Lanier shot 57.2% during the 1983-84 season ... grabbed a season-high 11 rebounds on 2/25 at Atlanta as part of his only double-double of the season (13 points) ... scored in double-figures in 15 games ... led the team in blocks 17 times and in rebounds four times ... finished 10th in the NBA in offensive rebounds per 48 minutes (4.9) and 14th in blocks per 48 minutes (2.33) ... had 8 DNP-CDs ... 2004-05: Appeared in and started a team-high and career-high 81 games … averaged a career-high 7.3 points per game on a career-high 53.9 percent field goal shooting … led the Bucks and ended the season 20th in the NBA with 8.3 rebounds per game, also a career-high. His 3.2 offensive rebounds per game tied him for 10th in the league … posted a Bucks season-high and career-high 19 double-doubles on the season … tied or set single-game career-highs in nearly every statistical category, including points (22), rebounds (20), assists (4), steals (3), field goals (9) and minutes (42) … led Milwaukee in rebounds in 40 of his 81 games … finished second in the NBA in rebounds per 48 minutes (18.1) and first in offensive rebounds per 48 minutes (7.0) ... scored 21 points and grabbed 20 boards on 4/18/05 against Philadelphia ... 2003-04: Led the Bucks and finished 25th in the NBA in blocked shots per game (1.4) and 6th in the NBA in blocked shots per 48 minutes (4.03) ... posted two double-doubles ... scored career-highs of 19 points and 13 rebounds in win vs. Golden State (12/10) ... led Bucks in scoring for the first time in his career with 16 points vs. LA Clippers (12/17) ... had 17 games with three or more blocks ... blocked a career-high seven shots in win vs. Utah (11/15) ... scored in double figures 16 times ... led the team in steals 13 times ... 2002-03: On October 30, 2002, became the first Bucks rookie since Ray Allen (1996) to earn an opening night start and was the first ever rookie to start on opening night for then Head Coach George Karl ... started 30 games for the Bucks in his rookie season ... posted his first career double-double with 10 points and 10 rebounds vs. New Jersey on 11/6/02.

PLAYOFF HISTORY ... (5 games, 0 starts) ... 2006: Played in 4 games averaging 4.3 points and 1.0 rebound in 4.0 minutes per game … scored a single-game career playoff high 13 points on 6-7 shooting in Game 5 on 5/3 ... 2004: Played in Milwaukee’s first playoff game (4/18) against Detroit ... logged nine minutes, four points and two assists ... 2003: Did not see action in any of Milwaukee’s six games of the 2003 playoffs.

COLLEGE ... Honorable Mention all Pac-10 after his senior year at UCLA ... finished his college career ranked second in Bruins history in blocks (184), trailing only Jelani McCoy (188) ... also eighth in UCLA history in rebounds (896) and tied for eighth in FG percentage (.594) ... as a senior, scored a season-high 26 points in an upset win over Cincinnati in the NCAA tournament, leading the Bruins to the Sweet Sixteen ... earned Pac-10 All-Freshman honors in 1998-99.