The 1993-94 Milwaukee Bucks season was highlighted by the emergence of rookie Vin Baker, who earned a spot on the NBA All-Rookie First Team after averaging a double-double in several categories and playing in all 82 games. While the team finished with a 20-62 record, they remained a popular draw for fans, ranking 13th in the league in home attendance at the Bradley Center. The season also featured strong individual contributions from Eric Murdock, who led the team in scoring and steals, and provided the franchise with an opportunity to build future draft capital through key mid-season trades.