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“What are the next steps now that the season’s over? Do you give him space? He goes back to Greece? What’s the group chat like? What are the details? Because it’s been exhausting all season long talking about this.” Bobby Portis: “To be honest, I don’t really know the direction, for real. To be honest, it’s more so: are they going to work with him to find a new coach? If they’re working with him to find a new coach, then I would say he stays. You know what I’m saying? If they’re not working with him to find a new coach, then, obviously, I think it goes the other way around. So, I think we’ll just find out here soon.”
“What kind of coach are we thinking he wants? Like, what vibe are we looking for next?” Bobby Portis: “I would say something like a Mike Budenholzer type of vibe, you know? Something that’s close to that. Something that’s about coaching, you know what I’m saying? Something that’s about holding guys accountable. Something that’s about standing for the right things. Something that’s about creating a culture and an identity. I don’t think this year we really had an identity. When you go out there on the court and you play the Miami Heat, you already know exactly how they’re about to play. When you play the Celtics, you know exactly how they’re about to play. When you play OKC, you know exactly how they’re about to play. Even when you play Toronto this year, you know exactly how they’re about to play.
NBA Courtside: Bobby Portis believes Giannis would prefer a head coach that establishes a culture: “I would say something that’s about culture. Something that’s about holding guys accountable, standing for the right things. Creating a culture and identity… When you play the Miami Heat and the Celtics, you know exactly how they’re about to play.”
Rich Rovito: #Bucks injury report for Sunday's season finale against the #76ers in Philadelphia. OUT: Giannis Antetokounmpo (left knee hyperextension; bone bruise), Kyle Kuzma (right Achilles), Kevin Porter Jr. (right knee surgery), Bobby Portis Jr. (left wrist), Ryan Rollins (right thumb), Gary Trent Jr. (oblique strain), Myles Turner (left ankle sprain) Questionable: Gary Harris (right groin tightness), Pete Nance (right knee sprain)
Eric Nehm: The Bucks have submitted their first injury report for Friday's game against Brooklyn. Out: Giannis Antetokounmpo (left knee hyperextension; bone bruise) Kevin Porter Jr. (right knee surgery) Bobby Portis Jr. (left wrist sprain) Gary Trent Jr. (oblique muscle strain)
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Eric Nehm: Bucks injury report for Tuesday in Brooklyn: Out: G. Antetokounmpo (L Knee Hyperextension; Bone Bruise) Kuzma (R Achilles Tendonopathy) Porter Jr. (R Knee Synovitis) Portis Jr. (L Wrist Sprain) Rollins (R Hip Strain) Trent Jr. (L Hip Pointer) Turner (L Ankle Sprain)
Eric Nehm: Here is the Bucks injury report vs. Dallas (3/31): Out: Giannis Antetokounmpo Thanasis Antetokounmpo, Kevin Porter Jr. Bobby Portis Jr. Questionable: Gary Harris (Personal Reasons) Probable Kyle Kuzma (right Achilles tendinopathy) Ryan Rollins (left hip flexor soreness)
Run it Back TV: Bobby Portis believes Shai Gilgeous-Alexander or Nikola Jokic deserves to win MVP 👀🏆 "Other than those two, I don't see anybody else that's worthy."
Run it Back TV: Bobby Portis on the 65-Game Rule affecting Cade Cunningham: "I don't think it's fair for him to be out of the race. They have to change the rule...65 is brutal...there's a lot more wear and tear in today's game."
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Eric Nehm: Bucks Injury Report vs. Portland Out: Alex Antetokounmpo (Two-Way) Giannis Antetokounmpo (L Knee Hyperextension; Bone Bruise) Gary Harris (L Groin Contusion) Kevin Porter Jr. (R Knee Synovitis) Questionable: Kyle Kuzma (R Achilles Soreness) Bobby Portis (R Wrist Sprain)
Eric Nehm: FINAL: Cavaliers 123, Bucks 116 - Porter 25pts/3reb/10ast - Dieng 19pts/5reb - Rollins 19pts/3reb/4ast - Portis 19pts/9reb/4ast - Nance 13pts/7reb The Bucks are now 28-40 on the season. They next play on Thursday in Utah.
Bobby Portis: And being a Buck the last six years, when you lose one game, it’s heavy on your shoulders. When you lose two or three games, it’s really heavy. You feel it. Not necessarily in the sense that you think you’re getting traded or whatever it is, but you definitely feel it. At the same time, you just try to be a pro. Being a pro every day is coming in and putting the work in. Literally, the only thing you can control is your work ethic and your attitude every day. As long as your work ethic and your attitude are good, then everything else that happens is just part of the journey. Everybody’s journey is going to be different.”
