Carlisle: Turner s departure was a major loss, and the Bucks suddenly intervened and did not give room for thinking
4:24am, 11 July 2025Basketball
Recently, Pacers coach Rick Carlisle talked about Miles Turner's departure in a show.
Carlisle said: "Turner's departure was a big loss for us. He was a great player and had a great season. We talked to Turner's agent about returning to the team, but suddenly the Bucks decided to quit Lillard - they cut him with extended terms within the rules and created the cap space to sign Turner."
Carlisle continued: "We think this is the thing: the Bucks suddenly jumped out and gave no room to think. They would say: This is our contract, much better than you are now. But if we want to agree, we need to know your wish immediately, not wait for a price. We believe that's what they do. This is what it can happen in any sports negotiations, and this happens from time to time."
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