The Milwaukee Bucks have a massive summer in front of them, and every piece of it ties back to Giannis Antetokounmpo. From choosing the franchise’s next head coach to filling out the roster using draft assets, trades, and free agency, every little decision is informed in some way by what the team intends to do with Giannis.
Sometimes even the greatest stories don’t get the Hollywood ending they deserve, but that doesn’t make the journey any less remarkable. Doc Rivers’ coaching journey – including one championship, over 1,100 wins, and a sideline presence that shaped franchises from Orlando to Boston – ended on a sour note with the Milwaukee Bucks this season.
The saga surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future with the Milwaukee Bucks grows more complicated by the day. The entire saga surrounding his availability highlighted the differences between him and the organization and forced the NBA to investigate the Bucks.
Among 2025 free agents, no one cashed in quite like Myles Turner. Four years, $109 million from the Bucks. Year One did not go as planned. Turner’s numbers dipped, the wins didn’t follow, and instead of another deep playoff run, Milwaukee ended up in the lottery.
Doc Rivers went from being “Bucks coach” to “former Bucks coach” earlier this week. But before that, he dealt with a whole lot of rumors and speculation surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo.
For years, the idea of Giannis Antetokounmpo leaving the Milwaukee Bucks felt unrealistic, but this offseason feels different. With reports of a strained relationship between Giannis and the Bucks, and continued frustrations, there’s a growing sense that a split could actually happen.
LeBron's career can't go on forever, can it? If it were to end tomorrow, it would be the greatest run of sustained excellence the league has ever seen.
The Milwaukee Bucks had quite a rough year. Trying to aim for a championship run, they failed miserably. As the team had significant struggles with Giannis Antetokounmpo, the internal struggles within the locker room, too, came out frequently.
Giannis Antetokounmpo’s days with the Milwaukee Bucks are clearly numbered. Antetokounmpo has been expressing his discontent with how the Bucks handled
Might sound like one of those too-good-to-be-true NBA stories. Turns out, it’s not. Myles Turner recently confirmed that the long-circulating Doc Rivers “Google Me” story is, in fact, legit — adding fuel to one of the more entertaining tales that’s floated around the league.
After each game, Brew Hoop evaluates each Buck’s individual performance with a letter grade. At this season’s 25% mark, we decided to check the Bucks’ grades as a progress report. We also had a midseason report and a 75% point.
It’s been a difficult ride for Myles Turner in his first year with the Milwaukee Bucks. He finished the season out with a left ankle sprain. All of which was compounded by calf and knee injuries in late March.
There's something about early 2000s NBA energy that hits differently. It was for me, the best mix of the rough-and-tumble 1990s game with the more wide-open defenseless approach the league lives in now.
Well, we made it. It wasn’t always pretty—and there was often more pain than pleasure—but the 2025-26 season has finally come to a close. Along the way, every major moment, every momentum-shifting play has been captured—here, in prose and picture.