Milwaukee Bucks Assistant Coach Terry Stotts Resigns Before NBA Season Opener, Leaving Fans Questioning Team’s Situation
Key points:
- Milwaukee Bucks assistant coach Terry Stotts has resigned just one week before the start of the NBA regular season, leaving fans shocked and questioning the team's situation.
- Stotts was brought in to lead the offense under rookie head coach Adrian Griffin, but a fit between the coaches never materialized.
- Despite the unexpected resignation, star player Damian Lillard, who has played for Stotts in the past, remains confident that the team will move forward without much distraction.
Milwaukee Bucks star Damian Lillard has responded to assistant head coach Terry Stotts’ abrupt resignation one week before the start of the NBA regular season. Lillard, who played for Stotts when he was head coach of the Portland Trailblazers, expressed surprise but also acknowledged that these things happen in the league. He does not believe the resignation will be a distraction for the team and emphasized the need to move forward. While some fans may be tempted to blame Stotts for any early-season offensive struggles, it’s important to remember that the team has two new starters and may need time to gel.
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