The Milwaukee Bucks have provided an update on reserve power forward Kyle Kuzma's latest injury. According to Eric Nehm of The Athletic, Doc Rivers suggested that Kuzma's left ankle spain — suffered in the final frame of Milwaukee's 122-116 victory over the Toronto Raptors on Friday — isn't particularly severe.
Even in defeat, the Milwaukee Bucks showed some moxie playing short-handed against the Cavaliers. Missing point guards Kevin Porter Jr. and Cole Anthony, plus forward Kyle Kuzma, they scrapped their way to a close contest down the stretch, clawing back from an 18-point deficit.
Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma left last night’s game in Toronto with an ankle injury early in the fourth quarter, joining point guard Kevin Porter Jr., injured in the season opener, among Bucks with bum ankles.
Giannis Antetokounmpo is on fire with another double-double, the Bucks won 116-122 over the Raptors, and yet that’s hardly getting talked about enough.
Forward Kyle Kuzma is entering his first full season with the Milwaukee Bucks after arriving at last year’s trade deadline from the Washington Wizards.
The all-time list of NBA All-Stars is obviously long, and notably distinguished. However, there are some players — for various reasons — who the casual, or even most-dedicated, NBA fans can't recall having earned All-Star nods.
The Milwaukee Bucks traded Khris Middleton to the Washington Wizards for Kyle Kuzma in a multi-player deal in early February. The Milwaukee Bucks parting ways with Khris Middleton, who helped them win an NBA Championship in 2021, was seen as a shock.
For their second preseason matchup of the year, the Detroit Pistons are set to take on their division rival, the Milwaukee Bucks. On the road, the Pistons won’t see a couple of key starters for Milwaukee, as Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kyle Kuzma were ruled out early.
Sometimes, NBA coaches and executives say weird things, which is what Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers just did. Per Eric Nehm, Bucks beat writers for The Athletic, Rivers had this to say about former Wizards great Kyle Kuzma: Let’s unpack.
At the trade deadline last season, the Milwaukee Bucks made the decision to trade for Kyle Kuzma. It was a move to bring in a third scorer who can score from anywhere.
Kyle Kuzma will never be a great 3-point shooter or incredibly efficient scorer. His career shooting splits are quite similar to what gave the Milwaukee Bucks last season: 45/33.4/72.1 versus 45.5/33.3/66.3.
The Milwaukee Bucks are coming off another rough first-round playoff exit, something that has been a recurring theme since the franchise won the championship in 2021.
When preparing this series, the question on everyone’s mind was who would fall on the sword and write about Kyle Kuzma. I decided to be that person because what better way to self-depreciate yourself than CHOOSING to try and explain Kyle Kuzma’s importance to the team this season?
The Milwaukee Bucks built an underrated but impactful offseason, bringing in free agents who strengthened their rotation. Head coach Doc Rivers now commands a deeper pool of offensive talent, yet the team’s success in the 2025-26 season will ultimately rest on how well Giannis Antetokounmpo and Myles Turner mesh on the court.
The time with Kyle Kuzma playing for the Washington Wizards sure was something. He had some bright spots, but also experienced some very low points while playing for the squad.
Kyle Kuzma is a name you would definitely find on the list of highly trolled NBA athletes. No matter what he seems to do, some fans are always put off by him.
The Milwaukee Bucks are in hoping for a resurgent season from Kyle Kuzma, a forward who is capable of scoring from anywhere on the court and can create his shot.
Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma has issued a new announcement ahead of the upcoming season, in which he will need to play a pivotal role for the team.
Kyle Kuzma has been a solid role player in the NBA for the last eight seasons. He is coming off a year where he averaged 14.8 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per contest while shooting 43.6% from the field and 30.7% from the three-point range in 65 games (for the Wizards and Bucks).
The Milwaukee Bucks made a crucial decision by trading for Kyle Kuzma last season. The Bucks moved Khris Middleton to the Washington Wizards to provide Giannis Antetokounmpo with a productive co-star.
Kyle Kuzma had spent part of four seasons with the Washington Wizards before getting traded to the Milwaukee Bucks during the year. He finished the season with averages of 14.8 points, 5.7 rebounds and 2.3 assists per contest while shooting 43.6% from the field and 30.7% from the three-point range in 65 games.
So far, the sample size (three games) is small for Kyle Kuzma, who Milwaukee acquired from the Washington Wizards before the NBA trade deadline for Khris Middleton, a three-time All-Star