Rivers not only coached his son Austin on the Clippers but also his son-in-law, Seth Curry, with the Philadelphia 76ers.

It was my second day in the mental institution, and I was suffering from paranoid delusions. All of a sudden, the nurse came ...

Despite a heroic effort from Caitlin Clark, the Indiana Fever suffered a 104-102 loss to the Washington Mystics in overtime Friday night. Clark finished Friday's game with 32 points, eight assists and ...

Doc Rivers was ready for his split with the Milwaukee Bucks. The choice to leave earlier this month, he said Tuesday, was entirely his. And it was an easy choice to make. “It wasn’t a hard decision,” ...

Doc Rivers told Andscape's Marc J. Spears it was "100 percent" his decision to step down as the Milwaukee Bucks' head coach after parts of three seasons with the franchise. Rivers' departure comes ...

Doc Rivers has an NBA Finals win and a Coach of the Year honor on his ledger and is set to join the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame this year. But that sounds like it’ll be where his resume ...

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Following his run with the Philadelphia 76ers, Doc Rivers hardly took any time off before embarking on his new journey in the coaching world. After interviewing with the Phoenix Suns, Rivers took a ...

For the third time in as many seasons, the Milwaukee Bucks are reportedly looking for a new coach. According to ESPN, Doc Rivers is out as coach of the Bucks. This comes as Milwaukee ended its ...

Doc Rivers is out as coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, and he may be out of coaching entirely. Rivers spoke with Bill Simmons about his plans for the future in a new interview. Rivers suggested the Bucks ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio — Doc Rivers is officially out in Milwaukee, and if you listened to the latest episode of Gil’s Arena, you already know this was always going to happen. The Bucks announced Monday that ...

Milwaukee Bucks head coach Glenn “Doc” Rivers has stepped down from coaching, the Bucks announced April 13. The Bucks went 32-50 on the season and missed the playoffs for the first time since 2015-16.