On May 28, Beijing time, the Bucks' players were interviewed by ESPN reporter Malika Andrews. The Bucks are aiming to win the championship this season. Unfortunately, many players in the team can't easily let go of the decision to stop. Chris Middleton said to the reporter, "I have been reflecting on how we got here and how we lost so quickly."

At the season summary meeting held inside the team on Monday local time, many players expressed their disappointment with this season, as well as their concern about the off-season operation of the team.

The Bucks' three starters - Malcolm Brogden, Chris Middleton and Brooke Lopez - will all become restricted or completely free players this summer. The team also needs to consider whether to let Nicola Milotic and George Hill, the two substitutes, remain in the team.

The above players expressed their thoughts on the offseason at the summary meeting: Brogden, who is about to become a restricted free player, will wait quietly to see what will happen when he sees it; Hill, who has a partial guarantee contract next season, admitted that money is never the most important thing for him. Middleton believes that family is the first consideration for him, while Lopez has made it clear that he hopes to continue playing for the team.

The Bucks' leader, Brother Alphabet, made no secret of his intention to keep the team's lineup: "I hope they all stay. They play selflessly, and we have a great team atmosphere. I'm not sure we can win 61 games next season, but I can tell you that in the next few years, we will be strong contenders for the championship. Few teams in the league dare to say such words, but we will put ourselves in this position." On May 28, Beijing time, the Bucks' players were interviewed by ESPN reporter Malika Andrews.

The Bucks are aiming to win the championship this season. Unfortunately, many players in the team can't easily let go of the decision to stop. Chris Middleton said to the reporter, "I have been reflecting on how we got here and how we lost so quickly."

At the season summary meeting held inside the team on Monday local time, many players expressed their disappointment with this season, as well as their concern about the off-season operation of the team.

The Bucks' three starters - Malcolm Brogden, Chris Middleton and Brooke Lopez - will all become restricted or completely free players this summer. The team also needs to consider whether to let Nicola Milotic and George Hill, the two substitutes, remain in the team.

The above players expressed their thoughts on the offseason at the summary meeting: Brogden, who is about to become a restricted free player, will wait quietly to see what will happen when he sees it; Hill, who has a partial guarantee contract next season, admitted that money is never the most important thing for him. Middleton believes that family is the first consideration for him, while Lopez has made it clear that he hopes to continue playing for the team.

The Bucks' leader, Brother Alphabet, made no secret of his intention to keep the team's lineup: "I hope they all stay. They play selflessly, and we have a great team atmosphere. I'm not sure we can win 61 games next season, but I can tell you that in the next few years, we will be strong contenders for the championship. Few teams in the league dare to say such words, but we will put ourselves in this position."