While there are a number of moves that can be pointed to as clear mistakes, a deadline deal might have taken the No. 1 spot. As recently written by FanSided ’s Franco Luna, the Bucks’ biggest regret in recent years might be the Jae Crowder deal.

Bobby Portis criticized the NBA schedule as the Bucks are set for challenging road trips over Thanksgiving and Christmas in 2025.

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Milwaukee Bucks signed Myles Turner for four years. The deal costs $107 million. Bucks waived Damian Lillard, creating a $22.5 million dead cap hit. The total commitment nears $230 million. General Manager Jon Horst defends the move.

Coffey is coming off a career year and deserves a roster spot, but the Bucks have 15 players already under contract.

The Milwaukee Bucks added more depth before training camp by signing free agent wing Amir Coffey. Coffey spent the past six seasons with the Clippers.

The Bucks brought him back, signing Portis to a three-year deal worth $43.5 million. Recently, Portis talked about that contract and why he decided to return to Milwaukee in free agency this summer. While speaking on ESPN Milwaukee, Portis said he re-signed because of how much he loves the city of Milwaukee.