Bucks HC Doc Rivers Knew About Bobby Portis Suspension For Months Despite 40 points from the Miami Heat's Tyler Herro, Milwaukee edged out the 120-113 win thanks to their two superstars. Damian Lillard led the way in scoring with 28 and added eight assists as Giannis Antetokounmpo produced a 23-point,

Doc Rivers, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard address late game non-call and flagrant foul from the Rockets' 100-97 win over the Bucks.

Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers named a surprising 'hero' for the team in their win over the Miami Heat.

Bobby’s not a drug user,” Rivers said. “I hate that it just says that you flunked the drug policy. And so when people read that, the first place they go is the

As the Milwaukee Bucks search for their new identity after the trade deadline, it's clear AJ Green has earned a starting spot.

Doc Rivers admitted that the massive trade involving Kyle Kuzma and Khris Middleton took some time because the Milwaukee Bucks hesitated to send 20-year-old guard AJ Johnson to the Washington Wizards. Speaking with the media, Rivers said the Bucks wanted to keep Johnson on the roster, given his limitless potential.

The Bucks will not appeal the drug suspension. They will let Portis take the suspension and welcome him back once he has served his punishment. Bucks coach Doc Rivers revealed why they won't be appealing the suspension, and his reasoning makes sense.

The Bucks knew Kevin Porter Jr. was loaded with basketball talent but coach Doc Rivers tells us why they traded for Porter despite his checkered past.

The Milwaukee Bucks were dealt a massive blow for the end of the regular season when it was announced that Bobby Portis would be suspended for 25 games. Portis was suspended for violating the banned substance policy within the NBA. Portis claims that he took an illegal substance unknowingly.

Everything Rivers had to say about the 25-game suspension to the Bucks power forward before playing the Clippers

HOUSTON – The Houston Rockets are celebrating the 30 th anniversary of their 1994-95 championship team this season, so perhaps it was fitting that Tuesday night’s game between the Rockets and Milwaukee Bucks mirrored a mid-90s NBA rock fight as physical defense and poor shooting helped the Rockets win, 100-97, at Toyota Center.