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Article: Workman has been a godsend for Bucks Karl is happy they returned guard's call

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March 30, 1999
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Maybe a couple of times, Haywoode Workman admitted, he did entertain thoughts of what to do next with his life.

He was, after all, 33 years old and it had been a long time two years, four months and nine days, to be exact since he had last stepped foot on a National Basketball Association court.

Still, something pushed him through the lengthy rehabilitation as long as, really, a career for a lot of players to repair his damaged knee. "I wanted to give myself an honest chance of recovery to satisfy myself," he said. "I never gave up. I thank God for that mentality. Otherwise, I never would have gotten back." The Milwaukee Bucks are likewise thankful for Workman's perseverance. ...

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