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Giannis Antetokounmpo trade could look even better for Bucks if prediction comes true (opens the original)
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After a few rollercoaster years full of trade speculation and failing to make another championship run, the Milwaukee Bucks finally decided it was time to trade Giannis Antetokounmpo. He, of course, played a large role in the decision, making it known he wanted to extend elsewhere. Though you can argue that the team waited too long to come to that conclusion, they still got a solid haul from him. The return package could look even better, too, depending on how the next few years go. If what Sam
Bucks may have never truly been in the Jonathan Kuminga race after all (opens the original)
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The Milwaukee Bucks have been linked to a few targets this offseason, including restricted free agent Peyton Watson, who landed in Cleveland last week via a sign-and-trade. Bennedict Mathurin is another, but he agreed to a two-year deal with New Orleans on Wednesday. Jonathan Kuminga was the last target still available, but as ESPN's Shams Charania reported, he agreed to sign a two-year, $13 million deal with the Timberwolves. It was known that it'd come down to Minnesota or LA, as NBA insider J
Bucks may have just watched their Peyton Watson hopes take a major blow (opens the original)
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The Milwaukee Bucks are one of three teams in the hunt for Peyton Watson in a sign-and-trade, along with the Cavaliers and Clippers. All has been relatively quiet on that front, that is, until Cleveland traded Dennis Schröder and cash to Charlotte for Tre Mann in a move that, as cap expert Yossi Gozlan pointed out, saved the Cavs $6.8 million. Here we are now, wondering: was it a precursor to Cleveland landing Watson? On Wednesday, Marc Stein of The Stein Line reported that the Cavaliers "contin
NBA's feelings on Bucks are brutally clear after schedule release (opens the original)
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The Milwaukee Bucks are gearing up for their first season without Giannis Antetokounmpo since they drafted him in 2013, and there is no better evidence that they're entering a new era than looking at their 2026-27 regular season schedule, which just dropped on Thursday. The team has only two nationally televised games, both of which, unsurprisingly, will happen against Miami. Luckily, at least, this season will mark the first time the Bucks return to full-season over-the-air TV in 31 years, with
NBA will keep Bucks waiting for most anticipated game of the season (opens the original)
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At long last, the Milwaukee Bucks' 2026-27 schedule is out, and the game everyone is waiting for won't happen until Thursday, January 28, when Giannis Antetokounmpo returns to Wisconsin for the first time as a visitor since being traded in June. It's one of two Milwaukee games that will be nationally televised, shown on Amazon Prime with an 8:30 p.m. CT tip. Unsurprisingly, the first televised game will be several months earlier, on Nov. 18, when the Bucks travel to Miami to play against Antetok
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