Since taking over as the head coach for the Milwaukee Bucks, Doc Rivers has overseen 47 regular-season games, going 20-27. Considering he has Damian Lillard and Giannis Antetokounmpo at his disposal, that record is open to scrutiny, especially as the Bucks ...

There are about 40 million reasons Doc Rivers isn't going to take the fall for the Bucks' 3-8 start to the NBA season. Not that he's blameless for Milwaukee stumbling out of the gate with the league's 21st-ranked defense and 17th-ranked offense,

Coach Doc Rivers‘ job is safe despite the rocky start to the Bucks’ season, in which they’ve sort of bumbled and stumbled to just three wins in their first 11 games, per NBA reporter Sam Amick of The Athletic.

The Milwaukee Bucks dropped another game on Sunday afternoon, this time to the Boston Celtics. Milwaukee had an early lead before Boston blitzed them in the thi

During a recent episode of the "KG Certified" podcast, former Celtics champions Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce discussed Milwaukee's current plight. Naturally, their conversation turned toward their old head coach and whether his future in Milwaukee could be nearing an end due to the team's well-documented struggles.

Doc Rivers came out of retirement for a chance to lead the Bucks to an NBA title alongside Giannis Antetokounmpo. However, the team has rarely looked like a contender with him as head coach. Milwaukee posted an 18-20 record to close last season after Rivers took over for Adrian Griffin.

In this video, we dive into the Milwaukee Bucks’ rough start to the season, Doc Rivers’ job security, and potential trade rumors surrounding Giannis Antetokounmpo and the team’s core. Will the Bucks stay the course,