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Myles Turner didn't mince words when discussing the Milwaukee Bucks' current situation. The veteran center made it clear that the team can no longer lean on the rationale that it's still early in the season or that they're a newly assembled group.
"You can't keep using the excuse that it's early, that we're a new team," Turner said. He pointed out that the NBA moves quickly and teams can easily be forgotten if they don't adapt. "No one's going to feel sorry for us," he added, "so for us in general, you just got to keep working through the mistakes."
Turner acknowledged that fans might grow tired of hearing about the need to keep working, but he stressed that it's the reality of the situation. "It's easy to come up here and keep saying that, keep working, keep working—fans don't want to hear 'keep working,' but that's what this is," he explained. "You show up day in and day out for a collective goal."
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Turner's comments underscore the urgency for the Bucks to coalesce quickly in a competitive league. While he remains confident in the system and the people around him, he recognizes that progress won't happen overnight. "It's not just going to happen overnight, so I continue to have faith in the system that we're building and in the people that are in this building with us," he said. The message is clear: the time for excuses is over, and the Bucks must put in the work to achieve their collective goals.
Originally reported by yahoo.