HC suspected of fixing matches? Bucks' unexpected loss causes some themes.

Ranininini

"First, let's talk about the Milwaukee Bucks' head coach, Budenholzer. He used to be the coach who led the Bucks to an NBA championship, so he has held a high position within the team. However, this season, Budenholzer's coaching style has sparked a lot of controversy. Most notably, at critical moments, he doesn't call any timeouts, letting the players on the court make decisions on their own. Even when he sees that the opposing team has completely dominated the Bucks, he still doesn't request a timeout. Such decisions have raised a lot of questions, and at this point, the NBA officials are getting involved to investigate!

According to reports from several American basketball media outlets, the NBA leadership has begun investigating the Milwaukee Bucks' head coach, Budenholzer, because the NBA suspects him of taking money to fix games and coaching passively. If this investigation proves true, Budenholzer will be expelled from the NBA, undoubtedly hindering Giannis' future as well. Furthermore, even if the NBA doesn't step in to investigate, many of the Bucks' players are already very unhappy with some of Budenholzer's coaching methods, and many of them have collectively demanded that this coach be dismissed.

At present, the possibility of Budenholzer being dismissed is quite high. His coaching style has always been under scrutiny. Even during his time coaching the Atlanta Hawks, he was fired by the team because of his poor coaching methods. When he was coaching the Bucks in 2021, he came close to being fired, but at that time, the team staged a comeback against the Brooklyn Nets and won the championship, which is why his position was preserved. However, it seems that Budenholzer's dismissal is now imminent."

Reman777

If they're involved in fixing games, their reputation will truly be tarnished.

Ritu13

It seems that there are still a lot of fixed matches in today's games.

Samiksha

Budenholzer's salary is $8 million, which ranks him among the top NBA coaches and is considered a relatively high income. I don't think there's a high likelihood of a championship-winning coach like him getting involved in match-fixing. After all, with such a high salary, one would think about their reputation.

Pooja77

Losing makes everything seem wrong; in this game, it's more about the players backing down, not daring to challenge fate.

Sona59

Many people couldn't believe that the Bucks actually lost to the Heat. While it's true that basketball is unpredictable, and any outcome can happen, I feel that the NBA has been getting more and more 'fake' in recent years.