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Doc Rivers 'Safe' as Bucks' Head Coach: Insider originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Milwaukee Bucks have had their third head coach in Doc Rivers since winning the NBA championship in 2021.

Fans seem split on Rivers, as some think he's the right player to lead the Bucks, while others believe he needs to be let go. Recently, GM Jon Horst talked about Rivers' future.

Milwaukee Bucks' head coach Doc Rivers' position with the NBA team isn't in trouble, according to an insider report.

In Game 7 of the 2010 NBA Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and the Celtics, Rivers chose not to play Robinson, which did not go over well with the former Boston floor general.

The Milwaukee Bucks have had their third head coach in Doc Rivers since winning the NBA championship in 2021. They had Mike Budenholzer, who was fired two years after leading the Bucks to the top.

The Orlando Magic had a golden opportunity to rebuild a championship team after losing Shaquille O’Neal and Penny Hardaway, but one moment ruined their chances.

The Milwaukee Bucks have one of the few coaches in the NBA who has won an NBA title. Doc Rivers was able to win a title with the Boston Celtics back in the 2008 season.

It’s been a bit of a revolving door since in the main booth, with Doc Rivers joining Breen and Burke, promising that he would not return to coaching, but he bolted for the Bucks head coaching job.

Since then, Breen and Burke were briefly paired with Doc Rivers before he returned to coaching with the Milwaukee Bucks. After Rivers, ESPN selected JJ Redick over Jefferson to replace Rivers.

Head coach Doc Rivers spoke highly of the rookie, but hinted at the challenges of finding his best position.

Milwaukee Bucks: NBA Analyst Makes Incredible U-Turn Regarding Team's 2025 Offseason Move 2 Jan 27, 2024; Milwaukee, WI, USA; Doc Rivers (right) speaks at a press conference with general manager ...