Bucks Have Received Trade Interest for Myles Turner but Are Not Actively Shopping Him

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Bucks Have Received Trade Interest for Myles Turner but Are Not Actively Shopping Him

Bucks have received trade interest for Turner but are not actively engaged in shipping him out, per Stein and Fischer. Milwaukee signed Turner to a four-year $108.9 million deal last summer but traded Giannis to the Heat, making him redundant alongside incoming center Kel'el Ware. The Lakers are among the teams interested in Turner's services.

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