Milwaukee Bucks Star Details Locker Room Chaos, Stunning Preferential Treatment for Giannis

In response, the 11-year veteran admitted that it differs between coaches, but “Doc Rivers didn’t fine anybody.” He then revealed that teammates were late to practices and film sessions all the time and sometimes completely missed team meetings.

“It was one of the craziest things I personally have ever experienced,” Turner said.

Turner also noted how bad his teammates were when it came to arriving for team flights. If the plane was supposed to leave at 2:00 PM, by the time everyone arrived, it would end up departing at least a couple of hours later. “I’m being so serious, bro. It was crazy,” said Turner.

It got so constant that Turner would purposefully not show up until an hour after the flight was supposed to depart. When Stewart asked who was the biggest offender, in terms of lateness, Turner admitted it was 10-time All-Star Antetokounmpo.

“Giannis is going to show up whenever he wants, really. I think this just kind of came with the territory,” he said.

Obviously, this is a terrible look for the players, their professionalism, and respect for their teammates’ time. But if Rivers isn’t holding them accountable, then it isn’t shocking. It is now up to new head coach Taylor Jenkins to create a new standard of professionalism and get the Bucks back to competitive play next season.

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