The Milwaukee Bucks are facing a season full of tough decisions all around the board, with coach Doc Rivers, Giannis Antetokounmpo, and others dictating their future based on next season.
The Milwaukee Bucks are entering a critical year of their franchise history. Giannis Antetokounmpo has indicated that he might want out of Milwaukee if they don't start winning at a higher level.
Eric Nehm of The Athletic put together a comprehensive piece on the Milwaukee Bucks where a collection of fans were surveyed and asked multiple questions about their favorite team.
NBA training camp is just one month away. Last summer, the NBA had a flock of players, coaches, and executives out in France for the Summer Olympics. This time around, there are league representatives at EuroBasket.
Which former NBA players watch today's game and think to themselves, Man, I would have been awesome in today's game? Probably all of them. But how many of them are right?
As Greece prepared to begin its EuroBasket 2025 campaign, Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers made his presence felt in Cyprus this week. Eager to watch Giannis Antetokounmpo compete for his country, Rivers spoke openly about the experience and what he could take from it.
Doc Rivers successfully transitioned from an NBA player to a head coach. The Milwaukee Bucks are in search of another shot at the NBA Championship during the prime of Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Kevin Garnett defended Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers after the team’s early playoff exit, attributing the struggles to roster fit rather than coaching ability, and noting that his former coach has yet to find postseason success in Milwaukee for that very reason.
Austin Rivers has created quite a stir within NBA circles on the G.O.A.T. debate. Comparing LeBron James and Kevin Durant is one of the few subjects that sparks NBA arguments.
Kevin Garnett has noticed that his former head coach Doc Rivers hasn’t had playoff success with the Milwaukee Bucks to date. He has one possible explanation for why that is the case.
The Milwaukee Bucks have rounded out their roster with a move for a free agent. After an offseason full of speculation, the Milwaukee Bucks have managed to hold on to star player Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Not every NBA coach has a reputation like Erik Spoelstra. It doesn’t matter how many disappointing seasons Spoelstra may have had, the consensus will still revere him as one of the best coaches in the league.
Since winning a title in 2008 with Boston, Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers has failed to take his teams to the next level. He steered the Celtics back to the Finals two years later, but that is the only other time a Rivers squad has been there in his 26 years of head coaching.
In a recent episode of the Star Struck podcast, Orlando Magic legend Penny Hardaway detailed how current Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers played a role in his difficult departure from the franchise.
Doc Rivers has one NBA title on his resume from 2008, almost two decades ago. His last Finals appearance as a coach came in 2010, and despite consistently reaching the playoffs, Doc Rivers has struggled to duplicate that championship dominance.
The Milwaukee Bucks have one of the few coaches in the NBA who has won an NBA title. Doc Rivers was able to win a title with the Boston Celtics back in the 2008 season.
The Milwaukee Bucks have had their third head coach in Doc Rivers since winning the NBA championship in 2021. They had Mike Budenholzer, who was fired two years after leading the Bucks to the top.
Doc Rivers is 65-53 in the regular season and 3-8 in the playoffs with the Milwaukee Bucks, who have lost to the Indiana Pacers in the first round of the
Having parity in the NBA can be rare at times. Despite this, Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers is supportive o the fact that it currently exits. There hasn’t been a repeat champion since the Golden State Warriors in 2017 and 2018.
The Milwaukee Bucks have been among the most high-profile teams in the NBA over the previous two seasons. They had a star duo of Damian Lillard and Giannis Antetokounmpo (coached by Doc Rivers).
Since 1996, no NBA team has lost a playoff game where it led by at least seven points with less than 40 seconds to go. But as he's proved so many times, there's no playoff lead so big that Rivers can't blow it.