Here’s the latest I can share based on recent reporting:
Doc Rivers was fired by the Philadelphia 76ers after the team’s playoff exit. The move was publicly confirmed in May 2023, following a third consecutive second-round exit. The team cited the need for changes to compete for a championship.[1][2][3]
In early 2024, Rivers emerged as a candidate for the Milwaukee Bucks job and eventually became their head coach, with reports confirming a deal in January 2024. He led Milwaukee for the 2024-25 season, following the firing of Adrian Griffin.[4][5][9]
If you’re asking about any events after early 2024, I don’t have up-to-the-minute confirmation in this thread. The most recent widely reported developments show Rivers’ move from Philadelphia to Milwaukee in 2024 and his tenure there through the 2024-25 season, with ongoing coaching-market activity since then.[9][4]
Would you like a brief timeline of Doc Rivers’ coaching moves with a few source links for verification, or a deeper dive into his playoff records with each team? I can also pull the very latest updates if you want me to search again.
Doc Rivers is an American professional basketball player and coach who, as head coach of the Boston Celtics, led the team to a National Basketball Association (NBA) championship in 2008. He also has coached the Orlando Magic, Los Angeles Clippers, Philadelphia 76ers, and Milwaukee Bucks during his career.
www.britannica.comRivers compiled a 154-82 record over three seasons in Philadelphia.
www.sportingnews.comLess than 24 hours after firing Adrian Griffin, the Milwaukee Bucks have hired Doc Rivers to be the team's new head coach.
www.cbsnews.comA former Coach of the Year winner, Doc Rivers reportedly takes over in Milwaukee after the Bucks fired Adrian Griffin 43 games into 2023-24.
www.nba.comThe Bucks have reached an agreement in principle to make Doc Rivers their next head coach just one day after firing Adrian Griffin, sources told ESPN.
www.espn.comRivers and the 76ers were blown out in Game 7 against the Celtics on Sunday
www.cbssports.comThe Bucks made the move official on Friday
www.cbssports.comThe latest Doc Rivers news from ClutchPoints
clutchpoints.comAfter having the chance to reflect upon our season, we decided that certain changes are necessary to further our goals of competing for a championship; Doc Rivers departs after three seasons as 76ers head coach
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