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Originally posted on Hoops Rumors  |  By Arthur Hill  |  Last updated 7/17/21 An NBA season that began under the threat of COVID-19 appears to be ending the same way. In addition to Thanasis Antetokounmpo, who has been ruled out of Saturday night’s Game 5 after being placed in health and safety protocols, the Bucks will be without assistant coach Josh Oppenheimer, tweets Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. This will be the third straight game that Oppenheimer has been forced to miss, Wojnarowski adds (Twitter link), but there’s hope he might be back for Game ...

It shouldn’t feel weird that the Phoenix Suns and Milwaukee Bucks are in the NBA Finals. For one thing, each is an official NBA franchise, meaning they are eligible to play in this series. They are also excellent basketball teams that won a good number of games during a truncated regular season. But Bucks-Suns is an uncanny and surprising matchup, like if a herd of deer actually tried to pick a fight with a binary star system. You can’t help but wonder: How did we get here? Advertisement This is the first NBA Finals since 2010 to not feature LeBron James and/or the Golden State Warriors. ...

Atlanta Hawks' Trae Young (foot) returns for Game 6 vs. Milwaukee Bucks MILWAUKEE -- Superstar guard Trae Young is back from a two-game absence as the Atlanta Hawks try to keep their season alive in Saturday's Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals against the Milwaukee Bucks. Young was a game-time decision for the third straight game because of a bone bruise in his right foot and sprained right ankle suffered when he inadvertently stepped on referee Sean Wright's foot late in the third quarter of Game 3. Young tested his foot before Game 6 -- a process he went through before Games 4 and 5 b...

Atlanta Hawks' Trae Young: 'Frustrating' not being at 100 percent in Game 6 loss play Trae Young: 'It's frustrating not being healthy' (0:59) Trae Young says the Hawks' series vs. the Bucks was frustrating as he was battling injuries throughout. (0:59) ATLANTA -- As the Atlanta Hawks' season came to an end with a 118-107 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals, Trae Young walked off the court after the final buzzer sounded and shouted one message to the fans crowded around the tunnel next to Atlanta's bench at State Farm Arena: "We'll be back." It was a final de...

Atlanta Hawks' Trae Young (foot) goes cold in return, held to 14 in Game 6 loss MILWAUKEE -- Atlanta Hawks guard Trae Young struggled in his return from a two-game absence Saturday night, scoring 14 points on 4-of-17 shooting in a series-ending 118-107 loss to the Milwaukee Bucks in Game 6 of the Eastern Conference finals. Young was a game-time decision for the third straight game because of a bone bruise in his right foot and sprained right ankle suffered when he inadvertently stepped on referee Sean Wright's foot late in the third quarter of Game 3. Editor's Picks 1 Related Young tested his...