Doc Rivers is leaving his position as head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks after the team concluded a disappointing 32-50 regular season, failing to qualify for the playoffs. During a post-game press conference, Rivers acknowledged that he and the team were on the same page regarding his departure. He mentioned that discussions about his future had taken place and expressed a desire for a swift resolution. Rivers, who has a significant coaching legacy, including an NBA championship with the Boston Celtics in 2008, indicated earlier this month that he might consider retirement to spend more time with his grandchildren. The Bucks, who won the NBA championship in 2021, struggled this season, with star player Giannis Antetokounmpo facing injuries and team dynamics reportedly causing friction. Rivers, who has won over 1,190 games in his career, was recently selected for induction into the Basketball Hall of Fame.