Damian Lillard Sends Strong Message to Bucks Teammate Amid Offseason originally appeared on Athlon Sports. On April 27, during Game 4 of the first‐round series against the Indiana Pacers, Milwaukee Bucks' All-Star guard Damian Lillard suffered a non‐contact left calf injury.

The Milwaukee Bucks exhibited impressive determination throughout the 2024-25 NBA season. Ultimately, they concluded the regular season in fifth place in the Eastern Conference with a record of 48 wins and 34 losses,

Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard tore his achilies during the first round of the NBA playoffs, though he has already had surgrey and is already starting to r

The Milwaukee Bucks have solidified themselves as an aging team with a lack of younger talent ready to help the 2021 NBA Championship core make another run at the Larry O’Brien.

Damian Lillard is already doing everything in his power to return from his Achilles injury that he suffered in the Bucks-Pacers series.

The center spot is another spot that they have to figure something out, with Brook Lopez being 37 years old. Lopez has been the starting center in Milwaukee since 2018. He will become a free agent this summer, meaning the Bucks might have to find a new guy to start.

The OKC Thunder and Indiana Pacers didn't make it to the NBA Finals by accident; while both teams are led by stars, they also boast incredible depth. The depth helps them stay afloat at all times in games, leaving little to no weak points on the floor. The Milwaukee Bucks must take notes as they begin to retool their roster.

There’s a quiet irony in watching the Milwaukee Bucks championship window flicker as so many of the team’s most valuable pieces thrive elsewhere. As the Bucks face an uncertain offseason, their recent past reads more like a cautionary tale of talent lost that eventually caught up to them.