Perhaps the most shocking move of the NBA offseason so far came when it was announced the Milwaukee Bucks would be signing big man Myles Turner. Leading up to that moment, it was a foregone conclusion that Turner would return to the Indiana Pacers with a new,

The newest member of the Milwaukee Bucks wants to stay competitive, but is that possible with this Bucks roster?

Myles Turner wants to keep contending for NBA titles. That’s why he decided to challenge an old cliche, one that he doesn’t think is particularly accurate. The Milwaukee Bucks formally introduced Turner — the most significant free agent who switched addresses this summer — on Friday.

Myles Turner is having his introductory press conference as the newest member of the Milwaukee Bucks on Friday in Las Vegas. Turner signed a massive four-year contract to join Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Milwaukee Bucks this offseason.

The decision of Myles Turner to leave the Indiana Pacers in the offseason and sign a contract with the Milwaukee Bucks continues to be the talk of the

Second-round draft pick Bogoljub Marković will be among the 20 players on the Milwaukee Bucks' NBA summer league roster starting July 10 in Las Vegas

Milwaukee joined the Los Angeles Lakers as the first two organizations to win an NBA title and an NBA Cup. Antetokounmpo joined LeBron James as the only players to capture career regular season, NBA Cup and NBA Finals MVPs and Bucks head coach Doc Rivers is the only coach to capture a Finals and Cup final title.

The Milwaukee Bucks have been, to the surprise of many, one of the most active teams on the NBA free agent market this offseason. While the majority of their signings included re-signing their own stars,

Unfortunately, according to Evan Sidery of Forbes, Kuzma's value is currently nonexistent, adding that the Bucks have shown some interest in Jonathan Kuminga of the Warriors, but it doesn't sound like Golden State is willing to take Kuzma in return.