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Doc Rivers is leaving the Milwaukee Bucks, potentially putting an end to an NBA career that has spanned 40 years. The 64-year-old Chicago native officially stepped down on Monday.

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Doc Rivers is stepping down as Milwaukee Bucks coach, capping a tumultuous year in which he was selected for the Hall of Fame while his injury-riddled team fell far short of expectations.I have truly loved my time in Milwaukee, Rivers said Monday in a statement released by the team. Coming back to where I got my start, to a city that has always embraced me, has been a privilege. I am disappointed that things did not turn out the way any of us hoped, but I am deeply grateful for this experience, the relationships built, and unwavering support from our fans and the community. Milwaukee will always mean a lot to me, and this chapter will hold a special place in my heart.The announcement comes a day after the Bucks ended a 32-50 season that snapped their run of nine straight playoff appearances. The news release announcing Rivers departure as coach didnt indicate whether he might have any role with the team moving forward.It has been an honor to have Doc as our coach and as a leader in our organization and community, Bucks owners Wes Edens, Jimmy Haslam, Dee Haslam and Jamie Dinan said in a statement. In addition to his impact on the court, were thankful for Docs class and professionalism during his tenure in Milwaukee.Rivers went 97-103 in 2 1/2 seasons with the Bucks. He owns a 1,194-866 overall record and overtook George Karl for sixth place on the career wins list among NBA coaches this season. The Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame announced this month that Rivers would be part of its newest induction class.The 64-year-old had left little doubt about his future as the season wound down.I have seven grandkids now and theyre all 8 years and under, Rivers said about his future before an April 7 loss at Brooklyn. And it kills me every time I miss grandparents day with each one of them in school. And its probably time to go see them more. So, Ill let you figure out the rest.Rivers exit comes amid questions surrounding the future of two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, who led Milwaukee to its first title in half a century in 2021 and has set Bucks career records in virtually every major statistical category.Antetokounmpos status dominated league discussions as the trade deadline approached, but he wasnt dealt. He since has been in a disagreement with team management over his injury status.The last game Antetokounmpo played was on March 15. He said in the closing weeks of the season that he was healthy and wanted to play, while the Bucks continued to rule him out because of a left knee hyperextension and bone bruise. The NBA is investigating the matter.Antetokounmpo had two extended absences because of right calf strains and ended up playing in just 36 games. Kevin Porter Jr., the Bucks second-leading scorer, appeared in just 38.Its hard, Rivers said Sunday. I dont remember guys being out like this, but it makes sense. I havent had a lot of this. Its no fun. Losing, I dont give a crap what the reasons are, Im just too competitive. Its just no fun not winning. It just isnt.Rivers won a championship with BostonRivers won a title with Boston in 2008 and led the Celtics to Game 7 of the NBA Finals two years later, but his teams haven't advanced beyond the regional semifinals since. He owns a career playoff record of 114-112.This marks the first full season in which Rivers has coached and posted a losing record since 2006-07, when he went 24-58 with Boston.Rivers came to Milwaukee after head coaching stints with the Orlando Magic, Boston, Los Angeles Clippers and Philadelphia 76ers. He was working as a broadcaster for ESPN and ABC before the Bucks hired him.He took over midway through the 2023-24 season after the firing of first-year head coach Adrian Griffin. The move represented a homecoming of sorts for Rivers, who played at Marquette before his 13-year NBA playing career. His No. 31 college jersey hangs from the rafters at Fiserv Forum, the arena that both the Bucks and Marquette call home.But the Bucks never managed to establish any momentum during Rivers' tenure, with injuries playing a major role.Bucks struggled with injuriesMilwaukee went 17-19 under Rivers during that 2023-24 season to finish a 49-33 season. They lost to Indiana 4-2 in the opening round of the playoffs, with Antetokounmpo missing the entire series because of a calf strain.Last season, three-time All-Star Khris Middleton didnt start playing until early December after offseason surgery to each of his ankles, and he got sent to Washington at the trade deadline. Damian Lillard missed Milwaukees final 14 regular-season games because of deep vein thrombosis in his right calf, returned for Game 2 of the Bucks first-round playoff series loss to Indiana but tore his Achilles tendon two games later.With Lillard unable to play this season, the Bucks waived him and agreed to pay his remaining salary over the next five seasons. That opened up cap space for the Bucks to sign former Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner.Milwaukee won four of its first five games but struggled the rest of the way while playing much of the season without its superstar.I personally have enjoyed the challenge, Rivers said after Sundays game. It didnt go the way I wanted it to go, obviously. I always say I could do a better job. We could have had better health. We could have had all kinds of things. But Im not a big guy in looking back. All you can do is look forward.___AP Pro Basketball Writer Tim Reynolds in Miami and AP Sports Writer Dan Gelston in Philadelphia contributed to this report.___AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/nba

Doc Rivers is stepping down as Milwaukee Bucks coach, capping a tumultuous year in which he was selected for the Hall of Fame while his injury-riddled team fell far short of expectations.I have truly loved my time in Milwaukee, Rivers said Monday in a statement released by the team. Coming back to where I got my start, to a city that has always embraced me, has been a privilege. I am disappointed that things did not turn out the way any of us hoped, but I am deeply grateful for this experience, the relationships built, and unwavering support from our fans and the community. Milwaukee will always mean a lot to me, and this chapter will hold a special place in my heart.The announcement comes a day after the Bucks ended a 32-50 season that snapped their run of nine straight playoff appearances. The news release announcing Rivers departure as coach didnt indicate whether he might have any role with the team moving forward.It has been an honor to have Doc as our coach and as a leader in our organization and community, Bucks owners Wes Edens, Jimmy Haslam, Dee Haslam and Jamie Dinan said in a statement. In addition to his impact on the court, were thankful for Docs class and professionalism during his tenure in Milwaukee.Rivers went 97-103 in 2 1/2 seasons with the Bucks. He owns a 1,194-866 overall record and overtook George Karl for sixth place on the career wins list among NBA coaches this season. The Naismith Memorial Hall of Fame announced this month that Rivers would be part of its newest induction class.The 64-year-old had left little doubt about his future as the season wound down.I have seven grandkids now and theyre all 8 years and under, Rivers said about his future before an April 7 loss at Brooklyn. And it kills me every time I miss grandparents day with each one of them in school. And its probably time to go see them more. So, Ill let you figure out the rest.Rivers exit comes amid questions surrounding the future of two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo, who led Milwaukee to its first title in half a century in 2021 and has set Bucks career records in virtually every major statistical category.Antetokounmpos status dominated league discussions as the trade deadline approached, but he wasnt dealt. He since has been in a disagreement with team management over his injury status.The last game Antetokounmpo played was on March 15. He said in the closing weeks of the season that he was healthy and wanted to play, while the Bucks continued to rule him out because of a left knee hyperextension and bone bruise. The NBA is investigating the matter.Antetokounmpo had two extended absences because of right calf strains and ended up playing in just 36 games. Kevin Porter Jr., the Bucks second-leading scorer, appeared in just 38.Its hard, Rivers said Sunday. I dont remember guys being out like this, but it makes sense. I havent had a lot of this. Its no fun. Losing, I dont give a crap what the reasons are, Im just too competitive. Its just no fun not winning. It just isnt.Rivers won a championship with BostonRivers won a title with Boston in 2008 and led the Celtics to Game 7 of the NBA Finals two years later, but his teams haven't advanced beyond the regional semifinals since. He owns a career playoff record of 114-112.This marks the first full season in which Rivers has coached and posted a losing record since 2006-07, when he went 24-58 with Boston.Rivers came to Milwaukee after head coaching stints with the Orlando Magic, Boston, Los Angeles Clippers and Philadelphia 76ers. He was working as a broadcaster for ESPN and ABC before the Bucks hired him.He took over midway through the 2023-24 season after the firing of first-year head coach Adrian Griffin. The move represented a homecoming of sorts for Rivers, who played at Marquette before his 13-year NBA playing career. His No. 31 college jersey hangs from the rafters at Fiserv Forum, the arena that both the Bucks and Marquette call home.But the Bucks never managed to establish any momentum during Rivers' tenure, with injuries playing a major role.Bucks struggled with injuriesMilwaukee went 17-19 under Rivers during that 2023-24 season to finish a 49-33 season. They lost to Indiana 4-2 in the opening round of the playoffs, with Antetokounmpo missing the entire series because of a calf strain.Last season, three-time All-Star Khris Middleton didnt start playing until early December after offseason surgery to each of his ankles, and he got sent to Washington at the trade deadline. Damian Lillard missed Milwaukees final 14 regular-season games because of deep vein thrombosis in his right calf, returned for Game 2 of the Bucks first-round playoff series loss to Indiana but tore his Achilles tendon two games later.With Lillard unable to play this season, the Bucks waived him and agreed to pay his remaining salary over the next five seasons. That opened up cap space for the Bucks to sign former Indiana Pacers center Myles Turner.Milwaukee won four of its first five games but struggled the rest of the way while playing much of the season without its superstar.I personally have enjoyed the challenge, Rivers said after Sundays game. It didnt go the way I wanted it to go, obviously. I always say I could do a better job. We could have had better health. We could have had all kinds of things. But Im not a big guy in looking back. All you can do is look forward.___AP Pro Basketball Writer Tim Reynolds in Miami and AP Sports Writer Dan Gelston in Philadelphia contributed to this report.___AP NBA: https://apnews.com/hub/nba

Jackson Warne, the son of cricket icon Shane Warne, has attributed his father's fatal heart attack in 2022 to Covid-19 vaccinations he claims were mandatory for sports professionals.The 26-year-old expressed his conviction the jabs played a role in his father's death.He said: "I definitely think that it was involved. I don't even think saying that is controversial anymore."Even if dad had underlying health issues, I think this brought it straight to the surface."TRENDINGStoriesVideosYour Say"My first impression, as soon as I hung up the phone, I instantly blamed the government. I instantly blamed Covid and the vaccine.'The Australian cricket legend passed away at the age of 52 during a holiday with friends on the Thai island of Koh Samui.Post-mortem results concluded Warne died from natural causes, with investigators identifying a congenital heart weakness. Authorities also confirmed there was no evidence of foul play.Prior to his trip, Warne's family had informed officials he was experiencing health difficulties, including asthma problems and chest pains.In the fortnight leading up to his death, the former spin bowler had undertaken an extreme liquid-only diet in an effort to lose weight.Thai authorities determined the death was not suspicious, noting neither alcohol nor cigarettes were discovered inside the luxury accommodation where Warne had been staying.Jackson disclosed he came close to publicly voicing his beliefs during the state memorial service, which was funded by the Victorian Government and held at the MCG.LATEST SPORT NEWSAs Arsenal collapse in Premier League title race, here are the biggest bottlers in historyPubs to stay open until 2am for England and Scotland World Cup matches under new rulesEFL club facing potential points deduction with just four matches to goHe said: "Doing things like the state memorial, where that's funded by Vic Gov and the MCG and there has to be certain due diligence and people in the crowds have to get photos and all that stuff, I felt really uncomfortable."At the state memorial, I nearly said I blame the government and Covid, but I didn't. It was probably smart I didn't - I'd be in a very different position if I did."But that was how I felt. Even the last three or four years, I have not changed my tune."At the end of the day, we'll never know. The autopsy is online. I know what happened to him."Speaking on the 2 Worlds Collide Podcast, he added: "Dad, at the time, was healthy, he was happy. He looked the best he had in a while. Yes, he smoked and drank, but how many more people in their 80s and 90s still smoke and drink a lot more than dad?"Yes, a lot of people were dying of heart attacks before. But dad was ok, I think he might have got three or four [vaccine jabs], he didn't want to get them, he was forced to get them for work."He was forced to get them like everybody else. Dad wasn't the only person. When dad passed, he was probably the most famous Australian that people could go, 'yep, that's Covid,' but I try not to think about it too much because all that does is fester into anger. That anger is not good for anybody."If something comes out like this again, at least we're more awake, at least we're more aware. If dad had underlying health issues, maybe he was going to have a heart attack at 65, 70, but I think this just brought it all to the surface."Vaccines undergo rigorous testing before receiving approval for public use.According to the British Heart Foundation, evidence suggests Covid-19 vaccinations are actually "associated with a lower risk of heart attack and stroke".This protective effect may stem from the fact Covid-19 infection itself carries an elevated risk of blood clots, which can cause heart attacks and strokes by obstructing blood flow to vital organs.In honour of the Australian cricket great, the Shane Warne Legacy Foundation has dedicated itself to raising awareness about cardiac health risks.The organiaation provides complimentary health screenings that can detect elevated risks of type-two diabetes and heart complications.Since its establishment, the foundation reports having facilitated more than 450,000 health checks across Australia.Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

England's already-depleted squad suffer a double injury blow as Natasha Hunt and Morwenna Talling are ruled out of the Women's Six Nations.

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