Budenholzer says 'it was a great five years' after returning to Milwaukee to face his former team
- Mike Budenholzer, now the Phoenix Suns coach, faced the Milwaukee Bucks for the first time after his firing two years ago, reflecting that his time there was "five great years."
- Budenholzer's tenure included leading the Bucks to their first NBA title in 50 years and holding the league's best regular-season record in three of five seasons.
- Despite a strong start, the Suns lost 133-123 to the Bucks, marking their fourth straight loss and leaving them struggling in the Western Conference.
- Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo expressed surprise that the team did not honor Budenholzer with a video tribute during the game.
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Budenholzer says ‘it was a great five years’ after returning to Milwaukee to face his former team
Phoenix Suns coach Mike Budenholzer didn’t have time to wax nostalgic Tuesday as he faced his former team in Milwaukee for the first time since getting fired as the Bucks’ coach two years ago.

Budenholzer says 'it was a great five years' after returning to Milwaukee to face his former team
Phoenix Suns coach Mike Budenholzer didn’t have time to wax nostalgic Tuesday as he faced his former team in Milwaukee for the first time since getting fired as the Bucks’ coach two years ago.
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