The Milwaukee Bucks are 17-24 on the season, currently 11th in the NBA Eastern Conference, and one of the most talked-about teams as the February 5 trade deadline nears.
The Milwaukee Bucks are 17-24 on the year midway through the 2025-26 NBA season. This, obviously, is not where the team saw itself being when they released and extended the cap hit of Damian Lillard during the offseason.
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The Milwaukee Bucks are 17-24 on the season and are set to take on the Atlanta Hawks, who are 20-24, on Monday afternoon. The Martin Luther King Jr. Day game, which will take place in Atlanta, sees two teams vying for a spot in the Eastern Conference playoffs, face each other, desperate for a win.
The Bucks and Giannis Antetokounmpo have spent the past two weeks trying to put a lid on trade chatter. Around the league, that lid is still rattling. ESPN’s Brian Windhorst said on NBA Countdown that rival teams are actively pressing pause on deals because they are not convinced Antetokounmpo will still be in Milwaukee after February 5.
The Milwaukee Bucks have lost three games in a row and are now 17-24 on the season. Indeed, time is running out for them to turn the season around and get back into the Eastern Conference playoff picture.
The Milwaukee Bucks are figuring out what to do with the roster ahead of the Feb. 5 trade deadline. While a Giannis Antetokounmpo trade has been floated in rumors, there is a good chance that he will not be dealt.
The NBA in London turned out to be a statement night for the Memphis Grizzlies. For weeks now, they had thrown their star boy, Ja Morant, into the pits of the trade market.
It doesn’t matter that Milwaukee Bucks superstar power forward Giannis Antetokounmpo already stated that he doesn’t want a trade out of the only team he’s played for so far in the NBA.
Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bucks officials have both attempted to quash speculation about a potential trade over the past two weeks, but teams around the league continue to closely monitor the situation, according to two prominent NBA observers.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future with the Milwaukee Bucks is quickly becoming one of the biggest questions hanging over the NBA. With Milwaukee sitting 11th in the Eastern Conference at 17-24, league-wide speculation is growing about whether the two-time MVP could push for a move before the trade deadline or wait until the offseason.
Game date, time and location: Monday, Jan. 19, 12:00 p.m. CST, State Farm Arena, Atlanta, Georgia TV: Peacock Radio: AM 620/103.3 FM (Milwaukee), 92.9 FM The Game (Atlanta) VITALS: The Milwaukee Bucks (17-24) and Atlanta Hawks (20-24) meet for the first of three regular season matchups.
It has been a rough stretch for the Milwaukee Bucks, and Giannis Antetokounmpo’s frustration is showing. Despite putting up 28.8 points and 9.5 rebounds per game on 64.7 percent shooting, the two-time MVP has watched the Bucks slide to a disastrous 17-24 record.
With the NBA trade deadline approaching, the Milwaukee Bucks are intensifying their discussions and may move away from a Zach LaVine centered trade. HoopsHype
Two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo has said he has no intention of asking out of the Milwaukee Bucks, but teams across the league continue to operate as if that could change.
Struggling teams, each on a three-game losing streak, will try to find their footing when the Milwaukee Bucks visit the Atlanta Hawks on Monday afternoon as part of the league's Martin Luther King Jr.
As the trade deadline approaches in less than a month, the rumors have been flying from left to right. There are two teams that seem to be in those rumors more often than not, and it’s the Milwaukee Bucks and Sacramento Kings.
These days, the Milwaukee Bucks only get mentioned as a means to others' ends. That was evident again this week, as ESPN's Brian Windhorst reported that much of the NBA, and its transaction machine, is on hold until the Bucks reach some sort of resolution about the future of Giannis Antetokounmpo.
The February 5th trade deadline is rapidly approaching, and the Milwaukee Bucks are the center of attention with two sides of a coin. To move Giannis or to help Giannis.