The Milwaukee Bucks have been, to the surprise of many, one of the most active teams on the NBA free agent market this offseason. While the majority of their signings included re-signing their own stars,

The Milwaukee Bucks are stretching and waiving Damian Lillard to make space for Myles Turner, and the man himself is reportedly happy about it.

Damian Lillard kept it short and simple. Lillard didn't put out a long statement after the Milwaukee Bucks released him July 1 after two years. He used just two hashtags in a caption on Instagram that showed him in casual clothes. The first: "ToBeContinued."

Star Damian Lillard on July 1, ending his brief but impactful stint with the franchise. The decision, aimed at clearing cap space to sign center Myles Turner to a four-year, $107 million deal, drew immediate backlash on social media.

Giannis Antetokounmpo's future with the Milwaukee Bucks remains in the air but he made it known that he loves the Cream City.

Damian Lillard's two-year tenure with the Milwaukee Bucks was marked by numerous challenges, including a late trade, personal upheaval, and team instability. Despite individual efforts from Lillard and Giannis Antetokounmpo, the pair struggled to find consistent on-court chemistry, exacerbated by injuries and coaching changes.

Milwaukee Bucks player, suffered a major Achilles injury during the 2025 NBA Finals. The injury occurred in Game 4 against the Indiana Pacers. He also had a Deep Vein Thrombosis in Game 2. Lillard posted an Instagram update about his recovery.

The Los Angeles Lakers have a chance to add another future Hall of Famer to their roster, and on the cheap. Damian Lillard is sitting in free agency after the Bucks waived the superstar point guard following his torn Achilles.

The Milwaukee Bucks cleared up cap space for center Myles Turner by waiving Damian Lillard, whom they acquired in a September 2023 trade. Sports newsletter 🏈's best, via 📧 Studio IX 🏀⚽ ...

Damian Lillard shared a poetic message about his Achilles injury after his departure from the Milwaukee Bucks. He compared the injury to the Mona Lisa, suggesting its lasting impact. The Bucks thanked him for his contributions.