Milwaukee Bucks’ center Myles Turner has surfaced as a possible salary-matching piece in any hypothetical deal for Jonathan Kuminga.

Indiana’s roster instability at the center position began after Myles Turner left the franchise in free agency. Turner signed a four-year, $108.9 million deal with the Milwaukee Bucks, ending his long tenure with the Pacers shortly after the team’s Finals run.

If the Golden State Warriors can't land Giannis Antetokounmpo, his teammate Myles Turner could be a logical option.

When Turner first got to Milwaukee, the Bucks believed his value was in how the team performed with him on the floor. While some might obsess over Turner’s counting stats, they wanted Turner to help the Bucks get to next-action basketball with his cutting, screening and passing as a floor-spacing center alongside Antetokounmpo.

Indiana (6-18) appears to be tanking this season. Their star guard, Tyrese Haliburton, is sidelined for the season as he is recovering from an ACL injury he suffered in Game 7 of the 2024-25 NBA Finals. They are in 14th place in the Eastern Conference standings.

With Giannis Antetokounmpo no longer a realistic option, the Warriors are evaluating a new frontcourt trade target.

Myles Turner said the older generation’s criticism of today’s players often stems from the massive financial gap between eras.

Milwaukee absorbed several years of dead money by waiving and stretching Damian Lillard in order to bring in Myles Turner. But in the biggest moments, Turner ha

Bucks center Myles Turner called the boos he received in his return to Indiana on Nov. 3 'disheartening,' but new teammates had his back in victory.

The Golden State Warriors are reportedly interest in two players from teams currently freefalling down the standings.