Myles Turner departed the Indiana Pacers in free agency to join the Milwaukee Bucks, but his first season has been challenging. Turner left Indiana after 10 seasons and signed a four-year, $108.9 million contract with Milwaukee in July 2025 as the team sought to bolster its frontcourt.
The Milwaukee Bucks lost to the reigning NBA champions Oklahoma City Thunder, on Wednesday evening at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, but not before Giannis Antetokounmpo added a poster dunk on Chet Holmgren to his ever-growing list of highlights.
For the third time in four games, the Milwaukee Bucks were blown out by a Western Conference team, losing 122-102 to the defending NBA champions, the Oklahoma City Thunder.
For the third time in four games, the Milwaukee Bucks endured a blowout defeat when they suffered a 122-102 home loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder on Wednesday.
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Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers confirmed that Kevin Porter Jr. is “not going to play anytime soon” due to an oblique strain, which kept him out of Wednesday night’s 122-102 loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.
The Milwaukee Bucks seem to be balancing on a knife’s edge, grappling with a challenging season while also managing the uncertainty surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo’s future.
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The Milwaukee Bucks faced yet another setback today, losing by 20 points to the NBA defending champions at home. Despite superstar forward Giannis Antetokounmpo’s best efforts in limited minutes, the team fell to 18-25 for the season and now sits on the outside, looking in for postseason play with dwindling hope.
The Oklahoma City Thunder were simply too much to handle for the undermanned Milwaukee Bucks on Wednesday night at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee. Powered by a stellar performance by reigning NBA Most Valuable Player Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, the Thunder got past Milwaukee for a 122-102 victory by the defending league champions.
After escaping on Monday with a two-point win over the Hawks, the Milwaukee Bucks couldn’t build momentum and lost to the Oklahoma City Thunder. It’s the fourth straight loss for the Bucks against defending NBA champions.
The tension boiled over between the Milwaukee Bucks and the Oklahoma City Thunder at Fiserv Forum on Wednesday after Bobby Portis and Cason Wallace got into it in the third quarter.
Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers did not have a timetable on Wednesday for when guard Kevin Porter Jr., who is battling a strained oblique, will rejoin the lineup.
The Milwaukee Bucks are hoping to prove they can play with anyone as they host defending champion Oklahoma City, but their task in this nationally televised clash got significantly tougher.
All signs are pointing toward Cam Thomas and the Nets heading for an eventual split. According to Brian Lewis of the New York Post, most league observers expect Thomas to be moved either by the February 5 deadline or in the offseason, with the latter increasingly viewed as the more realistic outcome.