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Eric Nehm: Final: Bucks 131, Bulls 115 - Kuzma 31pts/10reb/6ast - Rollins 21pts/7reb/10ast - Green 17pts/4reb/2ast - Nance 15pts/8reb/2ast - Turner 15pts/4reb - Trent 15pts The Bucks are now 19-29 on the season. They next play the Pelicans on Wednesday.
The Pacers continue to seek a long-term answer at center after free agent Myles Turner left for Milwaukee last summer. And with Bennedict Mathurin headed for restricted free agency this offseason, the expectation among sources is he could be moved either to acquire center help or to find a cheaper long-term wing option.
The Pacers continue to seek a long-term answer at center after free agent Myles Turner left for Milwaukee last summer. And with Bennedict Mathurin headed for restricted free agency this offseason, the expectation among sources is he could be moved to either acquire center help or to find a cheaper long-term wing option.
Gary Woelfel: Is Myles Turner’s stay with the Bucks going to be a short one? Some NBA teams, sources said, are doing their homework on the Bucks big man, who signed a bloated four-year, $107M deal with the team last summer. Turner, who turns 30 on March 24, has noticeably struggled this season. He’s averaging 12.3 pts, his lowest in the last five seasons, and 5.5 rebounds, his lowest since his 2015-16 rookie season with the Pacers.
The speculation, especially in the social media age, and in the last week before the deadline, can be corrosive. “I’ve been through worse,” Bucks center Myles Turner said Thursday. “It’s hard for anybody this time of year. Everybody has families, man. Everybody has their own livelihoods. We kind of pour into each other this time of year. You try to block out the noise. You stay off of social media. But camaraderie is something that’s so important, especially on the road. … I’m not downplaying how hard it is, though. Because it is. Anything can happen. But that’s just the nature of the beast. When we signed our names to that contract, that’s also what we signed up for.”
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Eric Nehm: FINAL: Sixers 139, Bucks 122 - Turner 31pts/4reb/3ast - Rollins 24pts/8reb/4ast - Portis 17pts/12reb/8ast - Kuzma 17pts/8reb/8ast - Trent 13pts - Anthony 10pts The Bucks are now 18-27 (12th in East) on the season. They play next in DC on Thursday.
Three-time WNBA champion Breanna Stewart and NBA star Myles Turner are joining forces. The basketball duo is launching a new podcast, "Game Recognize Game with Stewie and Myles," with iHeart. According to Front Office Sports, the weekly show, the first to feature an active WNBA and NBA player, is expected to blend basketball, culture and more. "Just being able to see the game through our eyes - our lens - whether we’re breaking down what’s happening in the WNBA CBA right now or what he’s doing with the Bucks,” Stewart said. “You don’t see the podcasts with the breakdowns right after [games], so I want to do that with Myles [Turner].”
Eric Nehm: Here is the Bucks' injury report for Wednesday vs. Oklahoma City: Out: Alex Antetokounmpo (Two-Way) Taurean Prince (neck surgery) Questionable: Kevin Porter Jr. (oblique muscle strain) Myles Turner (left ankle sprain)
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 112, Hawks 110 - Giannis Antetokounmpo 21pts/17reb/6ast - Bobby Portis 19pts/3reb - AJ Green 18pts/3reb - Myles Turner 14pts/8reb - Ryan Rollins 14pts/3reb/3ast - Kyle Kuzma 10pts - Kevin Porter 9pts/6reb/7ast The Bucks are now 18-24 on the season. They next play the Thunder on Wednesday at home.
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Eric Nehm: FINAL: Nuggets 108, Bucks 104 - Antetokounmpo 31pts/8reb/11ast/2blk - Turner 16pts/5reb - Green 14pts/5reb/4ast - Portis 14pts/2reb - Kuzma 11pts/6reb - Porter 10pts/9reb/7ast The Bucks are now 17-22 on the season. They next play the Timberwolves on Tuesday in Milwaukee.
Myles Turner picked up two fouls in the opening minutes of the game and had three open shots go in-and-out, and was eventually called for three other fouls that limited his minutes to 23, but in crunch time he helped set up Antetokounmpo's block on James and then hit a big corner 3-pointer to give the Bucks a 101-98 lead. “Obviously it’s frustrating, especially at the beginning of the game you don’t get no real rhythm or what not but I just keep telling myself, man, one, it’s 48 minutes of basketball, it’s four quarters and I keep telling myself I’m just gonna hit big shots and I’m just gonna be myself and just manifest stuff like that, bro,” Turner said. “You almost gotta kind of be delusional at times, just continue to keep talking to yourself. And tonight I was able to come up with those big plays.”
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Wizards 114, Bucks 113 - Antetokounmpo 33pts/15reb/3ast - Porter 19pts/6reb/5ast - Rollins 16pts/7reb/7ast - Portis 13pts/5reb/3ast - Turner 13pts/7reb/2ast The Bucks are now 14-20 on the season. They play next on Friday vs. the Hornets.
