Bucks' Worst Season: Doc Rivers Vows to Rebuild

0:00On April 13th, Milwaukee Bucks just wrapped up their worst season in decades, finishing with 32 wins and 50 losses, missing the playoffs. Entirely, Doc Rivers, their head coach, owned up to the disappointment right after the final buzzer, saying things didn't go as planned and he could have done. Better. He pointed to nagging injuries and the need for better health across the board, but stressed they focused on building up the young talent on the roster. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the fallout, with this mark putting the Bucks near the bottom of the east and raising big questions for the franchise stars. Rivers is already shifting gears to next year, eyeing off season moves to get this squad back in contention where they belong.