NBA club managers believe the "Bucks" could move Doc Rivers to a managerial position in the front office
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"Milwaukee" has had a disappointing start to the season, 3-8.
There have been rumours about the" Bucks" lack of team chemistry and a possible trade of team leader Yannis Adetokumbo and a rebuilding of the roster.
"Milwaukee" may try to remedy the situation by moving head coach Doc Rivers to a managerial position in the front office.
Managers of rival clubs are wondering if Rivers will end up in the "Bucks" front office. They can fix all of this turmoil through wins, but it's proving to be quite a challenge.
"Milwaukee" signed Rivers to a four-year, $40 million contract in January.