In a recent interview, Milwaukee Bucks star guard Damian Lillard addressed potentially finishing his career in EuroLeague, stating that he has spoken to his fam
The Bucks have been active this trade season, sources said, with Khris Middleton, Bobby Portis and Pat Connaughton all expected to be available in potential moves to bring back an impact player.
Damian Lillard, Milwaukee Bucks' star point guard, is listed as probable for the January 25 game against the LA Clippers due to a minor ankle issue, causing concern for fans. His potential absence could impact the Bucks' performance,
This season, Bucks guard Damian Lillard is taking more threes, and making 3.5 of 8.9 attempts on average. He’s ranked 12th in the NBA in made threes.
The NBA trade deadline on February 6 could be a pivotal moment for the Milwaukee Bucks, especially when it comes to Khris Middleton’s future with the team. ht
Milwaukee Bucks All-Star Damian Lillard reached a career milestone in Sunday’s 123-109 win against the Philadelphia 76ers. While head coach Doc Rivers knows there’s room for improvement, Lillard scored his 22,000th career point. Damian is the 38th player in NBA history to reach this impressive feat, eighth among active players.
The Milwaukee Bucks must trade Khris Middleton before the Feb. 6 deadline if they want to be a serious title contender this season.
The Milwaukee Bucks arrived in town just a few hours before tipoff, but they were still able to find their rhythm after six minutes.
Damian Lillard scored 30 points and Giannis Antetokounmpo had 26 points and 11 rebounds as the Milwaukee Bucks capitalized on a fast start for the second straight night and trounced the Orlando Magic 122-93.
According to NBA insiders Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst of ESPN, the Milwaukee Bucks are open to trading Khris Middleton, Bobby Portis and Pat Connaughton.
The Milwaukee Bucks are looking to make a splash this trade deadline. Khris Middleton, Bobby Portis, and Pat Connaughton are all expected to be available in potential deals for an impact player, sources told ESPN's Tim Bontemps and Brian Windhorst.