Pacers Rick Carlisle reveals what happened to Miles Turner departure

The Indiana Pacers suffered a brutal loss in a free agency after Miles Turner decided to sign a four-year, $ 108.9 million of contract with Milwaukee Bucks. With a club that lost its old center, the main coach Rick Carlisle He opened for what he led to Turner’s departure.

During the guest on the appearance of the “green light with Chris Debt”, IOTE House Media produced, Carlisle admitted that the loss of Turner is a huge loss for pagers. However, the main coach of the 65-year-old coach explained that he believes that the Bucks gave Mile Turner ultimatum could not refuse.

“The loss of Miles Turner is a significant loss of our team,” Rick Carlisle said. “I Mean, The Guy Has Been a Terrific Player; He Had A Great Season. Look, We Were Talking To (His Agent) About Him Returning, and Really Kind Of Nowhere, Milwaukee Decided To Waive Damian Lillard and Stretch His Contract, Stretch His Money, Out Over Whatever Number of Years He Could Do It by Rule, And Then They Created Space To Sign Myles.

“I don’t think that’s probably part of negotiations in any sport,” “Hey, we have this offer, it’s much more than this year, but if we offer it, we need to take it and sell it. “I believe that it probably happened to Milvaukee. They just jumped on it, and there was never a chance to oppose. These things happen. And when you do it, you just have to keep going.”

The loss of Miles Turner is Less than the ideal situation for pagersSpecial consideration of the team just participated in the NBA final. However, Indiana can be in the middle of mini renovation with TireSa Haliburton, which is already excluded for the entire 2025-26 season. It is a chance for Rick Carlisle and Club to prepare for 2026. Year said to be a deep free agency class.

Turner leaves pagers after playing for a franchise for 10 seasons. Proved that a reliable means during its mandate in Indiana. The 6-foot-11 campaign has completed an average of 2024-25 on average 15.6 points, 6.5 jumps and 1,5 helps in the game while shooting 48.1% from the floor and 39.6% of the three-point line.

Benedict Vitale It has almost a decade of experience in sports journalism, with expertise in the coverage of NFL, NCAA football, NBA and UFC. Alumni Oregon lives in Corvallis, Oregon and has previous bales in the Athlon subcontract.