Bucks officially announced: officially cut off and bid farewell to Lillard, welcome Turner to join and renew Portis Porter Jr.

On July 8, the Bucks officially announced a series of operations, officially slashed and bid farewell to Lillard, and also bid farewell to Lopez and Connaughton; the Bucks welcomed new aid Miles Turner and officially announced the renewal of Portis and Porter Jr.

The Bucks officially bid farewell to Lillard, showing Lillard's Bucks' career highlights and posters, and tweeted: Lillard is always meaningful in Milwaukee, a leader who is tenacious and never loses his chain at critical moments. You have given everything to this team and to this city. Thank you, Li Gui.

According to previous reports, the Bucks used extended clauses to lay off the team's core star Lillard and paid Lillard's remaining $113 million in five years. Lillard, who is recovering from injury, was suddenly ruled and caused huge heated discussions. Now the Bucks officially announced this matter, and Lillard's Bucks' career ended, but many teams in the league want to use small contracts to sign Lillard. The Bucks said goodbye to Daluo, posted the poster and wrote: Thank you, Brooke, thank you for the joy you brought, your passion for playing and your valuable contribution to helping the team win the championship in Milwaukee.

Dalou will leave the Bucks this summer and sign a new two-year $18 million contract with the Clippers. The second year is the team option. Dalu will assist Harden and Kat to compete for the championship in the new season. The Bucks said goodbye to Connaughton, posted the poster and wrote: The championship on the court and in the community, Pat, thank you for spending seven special seasons in Milwaukee.

Connaughton executed a $9.72 million player option this summer, but after the free market opened, the Bucks sent Connaughton and two future second-round picks (2031 and 2032) to the Charlotte Hornets for Misic.

Connaughton said goodbye to the Bucks affectionately, and wrote in his farewell letter: 7 years ago... The Bucks gave me a chance. At that time, I was a second-round pick who had just been cut and was persuaded to go back to play baseball. In the past seven years, many of the best moments in my life have happened on and off the court.

Words cannot express what these years meant to me, and photos cannot capture all the moments. But it doesn't matter, because this is not a farewell, but "there will be a period of time later." Thank you to everyone who has helped me over the past 7 years: teammates, coaches, bosses, management, staff, mentors, partners, volunteers, and every Bucks fan.

"Don't be sad because it ends, be happy because it happened."

The Bucks officially signed and welcomed Miles Turner to Milwaukee. According to previous reports, the Bucks signed $107 million for four years with $107 million, including player options and 15% trading margin. One of the main reasons why the Bucks cut Lillard was to make room to sign Turner.

Turner's 10-year Pacers career ended. The Pacers bid farewell to Turner and wrote: "Ten Years of Blue and Gold Career, thank you for all the memories you left to us on and off the court.

Turner has played for the Pacers for 10 seasons since joining the league, playing 642 games, averaging 14.1 points, 6.8 rebounds, 1.3 assists and 2.2 blocks per game.

The Bucks officially announced the renewal of Portis and Portis. According to previous reports, the Bucks and Portis renewed their three-year, $44 million contract and Portis and a two-year, $11 million contract with Portis. They continue to assist Antetokounmpo.

In addition, the Bucks also renewed Himes for 2 years and $4.5 million, Torion Prince for 2 years and $7.1 million, Gary Trent Jr. for 2 years and $7.5 million, and Gary Harris for 2 years and $7.5 million. Last season, the Bucks stopped in the first round again. What kind of performance can they perform in the East in the new season? Let's wait and see.