At this point, it appears that Rivers is still holding out hope that Antetokounmpo will somehow be ready to go come Sunday.
The Milwaukee Bucks will be facing off against the Indiana Pacers in a spicy first-round series in the 2024 NBA playoffs. The Pacers have won four of the five meetings between these teams this season and Bucks head coach Doc Rivers spoke about the matchup. "Indiana has had our number all year, right?
The Bucks face a familiar foe in the first round of the NBA playoffs in the Pacers, who defeated Milwaukee in four out of five meetings this season -- all before the arrival of Doc Rivers.
Will Dame Time and the NBA postseason overlap? The Milwaukee Bucks certainly didn't look ready against the Orlando Magic on Sunday.
NBA veteran Nate Robinson recently admitted that he still has lingering beef with Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers.
There isn’t a team heading into the NBA Postseason that will be under the microscope more than the Milwaukee Bucks. They made a very bold decision about midway through the campaign to fire head coach Adrian Griffin, who had a 30-13 record, and replace him with Doc Rivers.
The Milwaukee Bucks seemed to be falling apart at the worst possible time ahead of the playoffs, as they suddenly found themselves in the middle of a stretch where they lost six times in a seven-game span, with losses coming at the hands of the Washington Wizards, Memphis Grizzlies, and Toronto Raptors.
The Milwaukee Bucks have struggled to find consistency in the second half of the 2023-24 NBA regular season under their new head coach, Doc Rivers. Things are only going to get tougher as Milwaukee suffered a catastrophic loss earlier this week.
The Bucks' situation is becoming increasingly desperate.
In a stunning revelation, via The OGs podcast, that shines a light on the often unseen struggles professional athletes face, former NBA player Nate Robinson opened up about a painful moment in his career that cost him a whopping $1.5 million.
Taking over a contending NBA team midseason isn't easy, and Bucks head coach Doc Rivers has struggled with a team full of players he didn't choose.
The Milwaukee Bucks appear to be struggling to maintain a championship-level performance at the moment. Under Doc Rivers’ leadership, the team has endured a concerning streak of four consecutive losses, notably against opponents considered below par.
According to NBA insiders Shams Charania and Eric Nehm of The Athletic, Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers held a film session with the team’s top nine rotation players. The Bucks are in a funk right now.
The Bucks' inconsistencies on both sides of the floor have left them looking vulnerable.
The Milwaukee Bucks are playing so poorly that HC Doc Rivers is even drawing sympathy from the referees.
Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers is taking the blame for his team’s recent poor play. Rivers is taking responsibility for his team’s third straight ugly loss, at the hands of the Toronto Raptors.
The Milwaukee Bucks suffered a crushing defeat yet again Friday against another subpar team. Doc Rivers wasn’t pointing any fingers this time around. The Bucks lost 117-111 against a Toronto Raptors squad missing their biggest weapon in All-Star Scottie Barnes.
Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers believes something is “wrong” with his team.
Doc Rivers told NBA reporters that he’s been taking notes on Milwaukee Bucks players during the team’s current struggles, especially on the road. The Bucks are 18-20 away from Fiserv Forum.
The Milwaukee Bucks may be the second seed in the Eastern Conference with a 47-29 record, but they know they have several things to address before the postseason starts.
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