The Milwaukee Bucks appear to be on the hunt for more backcourt depth this summer, after opting to stretch-and-waive the final two seasons and $112.6 million owed to injured nine-time All-Star point guard Damian Lillard.

Myles Turner shocked the NBA world when he agreed to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks during free agency. He left the Indiana Pacers despite making it to the NBA F

W e’re just over four hours away from the official start of free agency at 5 p.m. Central, though as we’ve already seen, many extensions occur before then, and let’s not kid

Grigor Dimitrov appears to be in good spirits after his unfortunate exit from Wimbledon on Monday. While en route to upsetting World No. 1 Jannik Sinner in the round of 16, up 2-0 in sets, Dimitrov was forced to withdraw from the match with a partial pectoral tear.

Milwaukee Bucks re-sign free agent guard Ryan Rollins to a 3-year deal worth $12 million, a huge raise over his partial, minimum deal last year.

It will be an interesting offseason for the Bucks as they have only six players under contract as free agency begins on Monday.

Here we will look at the one move that the Milwaukee Bucks still must make to improve their roster during 2025 NBA free agency.

Milwaukee Bucks continue their free agent spending spree, agreeing to sign reserve guard Gary Harris to a two-year deal.

The Milwaukee Bucks have been one of the more active teams this summer. They have made a ton of monumental moves in order to shore up their roster. More news:

The Milwaukee Bucks enter the 2025 free agency period with options at their disposal, thanks in large part to the midseason trade of Khris Middleton. The Bucks managed to escape the punitive “second apron” restrictions they faced last summer and have the following options at their disposal as began negotiating with players from other teams beginning at 5 p.