Although things are not going well overall in the 2025-26 NBA season for the Milwaukee Bucks, there are still some positives for the team. Among the bright spots is none other than Pete Nance, who has been making his presence felt on the floor of late.
It has been a busy week for ESPN NBA insider Shams Charania for an obvious reason. With Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks and other names on the rumor mill ahead of Thursday’s NBA trade deadline, Charania must have been on his phone for nearly every minute.
The Milwaukee Bucks dropped their fifth straight game after getting blown out 107 – 79 by the Boston Celtics at TD Garden on Sunday. After the loss, head coach Doc Rivers pointed to the team’s offensive issues, explaining that missed shots and limited shot creation continue to hurt the group.
While Steve Kerr was publicly apologizing for his recent remarks, Doc Rivers made it clear he has no intention of doing the same. Asked again about his controversial comments regarding ICE and the Minnesota incident, the Bucks head coach doubled down on his stance, refusing to soften his language or walk anything back.
Good players tend to succeed in the NBA. Sometimes, though, they find themselves in terrible situations but still find ways to over-achieve. These are the 20 players who carried the worst NBA teams.
With the NBA trade deadline approaching on February 5, speculations continue to swirl around Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks. Despite the growing chatter about a potential trade, head coach Doc Rivers appears to see things differently.
It is not getting any better for the Milwaukee Bucks. Their downward spiral continues, as they suffered yet another loss on Sunday, and it was in a truly embarrassing fashion.
Jae Crowder tends to make himself heard. The former NBA forward, who played for nine teams in 13 seasons -- including Sacramento last season for the last nine of his 812 games -- has always tweeted in capital letters.
The constant trade rumors involving Giannis Antetokounmpo suggest an unfortunate future for the Milwaukee Bucks. The team hasn’t been anything fans could take much pride in and to make matters worse, their head coach Doc Rivers has hit a new low with fans over his recent praise for Joel Embiid.
Troubling times lie ahead for Doc Rivers and the Milwaukee Bucks, a team on the verge of a major overhaul. With little progress this season, the Bucks are now considering trade offers for Giannis Antetokounmpo more seriously than ever.
The Milwaukee Bucks are already in quite the rut with Giannis Antetokounmpo on the team. Now, considering that he may be on his way out, there’s no telling what the Milwaukee franchise will go through in the ensuing months.
A former Milwaukee Bucks player pointed the finger at head coach Doc Rivers on Wednesday for the major issues the franchise has endured over the previous two years.
With Giannis Antetokounmpo set for a multi-week absence, the Milwaukee Bucks have to play with double the effort and intensity if they were to at least tread water as they wait for their best player to return.
Doc Rivers is looking to lead the Milwaukee Bucks to a victory over Joel Embiid and the Philadelphia 76ers on Tuesday. The Bucks are in dire need of a win after losing five out of their last six games.
PHILADELPHIA — The words stunned the person on the other side of Doc Rivers' conversation. "What?!" he replied. Rivers doubled down. "I was telling a Hall of Fame player that I coached, 'Joel is the most talented player that I ever coached'," Rivers told reporters ahead of Tuesday's game between the Sixers and Milwaukee Bucks.
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.
The NBA on Martin Luther King Jr. Day is more than just a marathon of televised games; it is a cultural institution. For Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers, the holiday has evolved from a nascent league experiment into a profound personal milestone that bridges his playing days, his coaching career, and now, his son’s budding media empire.