After missing six games with a lower left leg strain and contusion, Andrew Bogut is scheduled to be activated and available to play in Monday's game vs. Chicago.

Bogut is averaging 16.1 points and 9.2 rebounds per game this season.

Bucks guard Michael Redd didn't play on Saturday night after not feeling right in the team's previous game.

Redd told Milwaukee's trainer following Friday night's loss to Oklahoma City that his troublesome left knee wasn't feeling right.

He suffered a left patella tendon strain four weeks ago and only recently returned.

"When you play in game motion, you really find out if you're ready or not," Redd said Saturday. "Explosion is not there yet, and it's obvious. Just not finishing, not getting above the rim.

"I noticed it last night and I was able to tell the trainers, 'We need to get this right before I get back.' We're going to work towards it. Let's get it stronger and get it right."

Bucks rookie guard Brandon Jennings has gained national attention for his scoring ability.

In turn, opposing teams are starting to focus more on stopping Jennings, who is averaging 24.2 points, 5.7 assists and 4.3 rebounds this season.

"A lot of teams are starting to trap a lot, and teams are starting to be more physical," Jennings said. "They're not leaving me on pick-and-roll situations; a lot of the big guys are staying with me."

Milwaukee teammate Charlie Bell wasn't quite as technical about how San Antonio handled Jennings on Monday night.

"They beat him up tonight, and they made him work on offense. On our five-out play with Brandon coming off a side-ball screen, he's been able to make shots," Bell said.

"They did a great job of containing it and made every shot he took a tough one. They're a veteran team and they know what they're doing."

Bucks guard Michael Redd will return in Monday night's game against the Spurs.

Redd has missed Milwaukee's last nine games with a left patella tendon strain.

"We'll bring him off the bench tonight and probably not play a lot of minutes or anything. Just get his feet back under him in a game and see how it goes," coach Scott Skiles said Monday.

Skiles added that he won't place a strict number limit on Redd, but added, "He's been out quite a while so more than likely he won't play heavy minutes."

Redd is averaging just 13 points on 32% shooting in two games this season.

Milwaukee Bucks General Manager John Hammond announced today that Andrew Bogut (7-0, 260) suffered a lower left leg strain and contusion in Wednesday?s 99-85 win against New Jersey that is expected to sideline the fifth-year center for two-to-four weeks.  Bogut scored team-highs of 21 points and 11 rebounds in the win and left the game late in the fourth period and did not return to action.  

Bogut, 24, was examined by Bucks orthopedic physician Dr. Michael Gordon, M.D., and underwent an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) exam this morning, which revealed the injury.

Brandon Jennings' camp expected the rookie point guard sensation to be drafted seventh overall by the Golden State Warriors, but they instead went with Stephen Curry after Minnesota surprisingly took two point guards.

Milwaukee had also discussed trading the 10th overall pick to Memphis in a deal for Mike Conley, as well as with Washington for the fifth overall selection.

The Bucks, of course, ultimately held onto the 10th overall pick and selected Jennings.

Since the Bucks declined Joe Alexander's option for the 2010-11 season, he would welcome a trade out of Milwaukee.

"They made it pretty clear that they don't see me having a future here,'' said Alexander, the No. 8 pick in the 2008 draft. "So I'm assuming a trade would definitely be one of the options.''

Alexander then was asked if he would welcome a trade.

"I mean, yeah," he said. "If they don't want me, if they don't see a future with me here, that really is the only other option."

John Hammon said "absolutely" there's a chance he could be re-signed for next season.

"We're hoping that once he becomes healthy he can help our team," Hammond said of this season. "His job is to help us win games. And we hope he is capable of doing that."

It's possible that Bucks guard Michael Redd could practice with his teammates on Tuesday.

He has been out since straining his left patella tendon on Oct. 31.

"He's been turning up his running," Milwaukee coach Scott Skiles said. "We'll see what (trainer) Marc (Boff) says in the morning, but maybe do some of the non-contact stuff and maybe Thursday do a little contact. I don't know."

Redd had said that he hoped to play in a game before the team's current home stand ended, but Skiles isn't sure if that's possible.

"I don't know if that's realistic," Skiles said.

The Bucks conclude their home stand against the Bobcats on Friday night.

Warriors guard/forward Kelenna Azubuike suffered a left patellar tendon injury at the 9:03 mark of the first quarter of tonight's game at Milwaukee.  Azubuike left the game and did not return.

An image of his left knee taken at the Bradley Center revealed the patellar tendon injury.

Azubuike will not play in either of the team's remaining games on this road trip (Tuesday at Cleveland and Wednesday at Boston). He will return to the Bay Area tomorrow to consult with team orthopedic physician Dr. Frank Chen for diagnosis and treatment.

Rookie Brandon Jennings scored 55 points in just his seventh NBA game as the Milwaukee Bucks came from behind to beat the Golden State Warriors 129-125 on Saturday night.

Jennings put up 29 points in the third quarter by shooting 12 of 13 from the field.  His only miss came from a three-pointer with five seconds remaining in the period.

The 10th overall pick finished 21 of 34 -- including seven of eight from three-point land -- while adding five rebounds and five assists.

The last Bucks player to score 50+ in a game was Michael Redd, who scored a franchise record 57 points on November 11, 2006 against Utah. The record for most points scored by a rookie in an NBA game is held by Wilt Chamberlain who twiced scored 58 points for the Philadelphia Warriors (Now Golden State) in 1960.

Milwaukee improved to 5-2 on the season.