Bucks players express concerns over head coach's practices
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 25, 2026, 11:26 AM
Last updated Jun 25, 2026
Bucks players voiced dissatisfaction with head coach Doc Rivers, citing issues with his handling of team communication and trust. Reports highlight a $90,000 golf simulator in a shared practice space as a symbol of growing discontent among players. One unnamed player mentioned that Rivers' authoritative approach, emphasizing his prior experience, did not resonate well with the team. These incidents appear to form a larger pattern affecting player comfort and confidence. The situation continues to develop as the team approaches upcoming practices and meetings.
- •Bucks players are reportedly uncomfortable with Doc Rivers' communication style.
- •A $90,000 golf simulator has taken over a communal practice space.
- •Players feel Rivers' authoritative approach lacks effectiveness.
- •Concerns about team trust and comfort are being openly discussed.
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