Bryn Forbes is a free agent after a successful season with the Milwaukee Bucks. Forbes is one of the better three-point shooters in the NBA though he has defensive limitations on the other end of the floor. 

The Brooklyn Nets are believed to be the leading candidate to sign Forbes, according to sources that spoke with Bleacher Report.

The Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Dallas Mavericks and New Orleans Pelicans will also pursue Forbes.

Forbes didn't play in the final three games of The Finals as Mike Budenholzer went with Jeff Teague instead.

Bobby Portis has declined to exercise his 2021-22 player option with the Milwaukee Bucks. Portis will now become an unrestricted free agent.

Portis is leaving $3.8 million on the table with Milwaukee in hopes of a bigger deal in free agency. Due to their mounting team salary, the Bucks are limited to giving Portis the Taxpayer Mid-Level exception, in terms of a pay raise. That's projected to star at $5.9 million for 2021-22.

Portis averaged 11.4 points, and 7.1 rebounds in just 20.8 minutes per game. His shooting splits were excellent, as Portis hit 53.3% overall and 47.1% on three-pointers.

After a solid regular season as Milwaukee's primary big man off the bench, Portis had a terrific run in the playoffs. Portis capped this run with 16 points in the Bucks title-clinching win in Game 6 of the NBA Finals.

The Milwaukee Bucks have traded the No. 31 pick to the Indiana Pacers for No. 54, No. 60 and two future second round picks.

The Bucks acquired the first pick of the second round as part of the P.J. Tucker trade as they sent No. 24 to the Houston Rockets.

Bryn Forbes is declining his $2.5 million player option for the 21-22 season with the Milwaukee Bucks to become an unrestricted free agent.

Forbes shot 45.2 percent on three-pointers last season.

For the regular season, Forbes averaged 10 points in 19 minutes a game. Forbes signed a two-year deal with the Bucks last offseason with a player option for 21-22.

Milwaukee can offer Forbes $2.8 million or use up to $5.9 million of taxpayer midlevel exception. 

Giannis Antetokounmpo received fluid IV treatment after Game 5, sources tell The Athletic.

Antetokounmpo arrived to the interview room after Game 5 before quickly leaving and returning 30 minutes later.  Antetokounmpo was extremely sick to his stomach from dehydration.

Antetokounmpo also experienced serious discomfort after Game 6. Antetokounmpo held his stomach and drank bottles of Gatorade. 

The Milwaukee Bucks have won the 2021 NBA championship, defeating the Phoenix Suns 105-98 in Game 6.

After losing the first two games of the series in Phoenix, the Bucks won the next four games.

Giannis Antetokounmpo had 50 points, 14 rebounds and five blocks in Game 6 to close out one of the best Finals in NBA history. Antetokounmpo was named Finals MVP.

“I want to thank Milwaukee for believing in me," said Antetokounmpo. "I trusted this team. I wanted to do it here in this city with these guys, so I’m happy we were able to get it done.”

With the Milwaukee Bucks up one point in the final 30 seconds of Game 5, Jrue Holiday stole the ball from Devin Booker to begin a fastbreak.

"I guess I was just in the right place at the right time," Holiday said.

After taking four dribbles, Holiday lobbed a perfect alley-oop to Giannis Antetokounmpo who dunked over Chris Paul.

"The pass was all about trust," Antetokounmpo said. "Obviously, he could have pulled the ball out, let the clock run and get a good shot. But he trusted me, threw the ball out there, and we were able to get a bucket."

Thanasis Antetokounmpo has entered the NBA's health and safety protocols and is out for Game 5.

Antetokounmpo has appeared in just one game during The Finals.

Antetokounmpo is the older brother of Giannis Antetokounmpo.

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The Phoenix Suns had 17 turnovers in their Game 4 loss, compared to just five for the Milwaukee Bucks. Paul turned the ball over five times, including one at the end of the game.

"It was me," Paul said. "I had five of them. It was bad decision-making."

The Suns had 19 fewer shot attempts due to turnovers and the offensive rebounds secured by Milwaukee. 

"They got a significant amount more shots than us, so for me I got to take care of the ball," Paul continued. "We got 17 turnovers, we shoot the ball too well not to have those opportunities to score."

"The turnovers just crushed us tonight," Monty Williams said of his team's miscues. "When you have that kind of a lead in the fourth, if we can just hold on to the ball and get good possessions, you feel like you can at least hold it there. ... We certainly had a lot of self-inflicted stuff tonight."