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EPISODE · Mar 30, 2026 · 18 MIN

Special Edition Courtside with Jim Paschke: Terry Cummings on Bucks Legacy, Basketball, and a Life of Purpose

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In a special episode of Courtside, guest host Jim Paschke sits down with Bucks legend Terry Cummings for a powerful and deeply personal conversation. Cummings reflects on his journey from NBA Rookie of the Year to becoming one of the defining players of Milwaukee’s great teams of the 1980s, and shares why his years with the Bucks remain the most meaningful chapter of his basketball life. The conversation explores Cummings’ memories of playing for Don Nelson, the origins of positionless basketball, and the rugged identity of those unforgettable Bucks teams. He also opens up about leadership, longevity, and what he learned from later stops in San Antonio and his return to Milwaukee. Beyond basketball, Cummings discusses his life as an ordained minister, his perspective on faith, mental health, and mentorship, and the creative outlet he’s found in music and songwriting. It’s a thoughtful look at a Bucks icon whose impact has always reached far beyond the game.

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