Austin Rivers and one other player own the record for most years in the NBA without getting a single All-Star vote from another player.

The Miami Heat have a Jimmy Butler problem. The former Philadelphia 76ers star has made it clear he wants to move and find a different situation beyond South B

Come Sunday it will be exactly one year since the Milwaukee Bucks hired Doc Rivers to be the organization's 18th head coach. The past 12 months, split over two seasons, have generally been underwhelming,

Doc Rivers reflects on the highs and lows of the Lob City Clippers era, sharing insights into why the team couldn’t capitalize on its potential. From locker room dynamics to missed opportunities, Rivers candidly discusses the challenges of leading a star-studded roster.

As the Clippers went small and turned up their physicality and intensity on the defensive end, including their willingness to trap on defense, the Bucks lost control of the ball far too many times and repeatedly gave away easy points.

Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers recalls while playing for the Atlanta Hawks in 1988, the Celtics made things difficult before a playoff game

Bucks head coach Doc Rivers knows that there's more work to do after his team's win against the 76ers on Sunday.

Milwaukee Bucks coach Doc Rivers gives his thoughts on the Philadelphia 76ers trying to win while Joel Embiid is sidelined.

Once trusted to guide the Los Angeles Clippers into the future, Doc Rivers returns to Southern California on Saturday with a chance to match wits against his former team.

Miami Heat forward Jimmy Butler did not play in his team's 125-96 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks on Thursday night. Serving the first of a two-game suspension, Butler is away from the team after this latest punishment.

The Milwaukee Bucks aren’t the easiest team to figure out ahead of the Feb. 6 trade deadline. Over the course of the season, it’s become clear that they’re willing to move Pat Connaughton and MarJon Beauchamp.

In a recent media appearance with Lou Williams, Chandler Parsons, and Michelle Beadle, Rajon Rondo expressed high praise for Milwaukee Bucks’ superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo.