An era ended in Milwaukee at the trade deadline when the Bucks traded Khris Middleton to the Washington Wizards in a deal that netted Kyle Kuzma. Middleton spent 12 seasons, nearly his whole career, with the Bucks which included three All-Star appearances and an NBA championship in 2021.

GM Jon Horst explained why his deadline moves, especially parting with a franchise staple, give Milwaukee a better chance to win a title.

Khris Middleton, a man whose No. 22 jersey may hang in the rafters of Fiserv Forum someday, wrote a farewell message to Milwaukee Friday.

Khris Middleton thanked the Milwaukee Bucks for his time with the organization following his trade to the Washington Wizards. Middleton gave a shoutout to the Bucks and their fans in an Instagram post on Friday.

Khris Middleton thanked Milwaukee for helping shape him “into the person and player I am today” a week after the Bucks traded the three-time All-Star to the Washington Wizards. “From the moment I stepped foot in this city,

The Milwaukee Bucks made the tough decision to move on from longtime forward Khris Middleton at the trade deadline. Middleton had been dealing with some injuries over the past few seasons and his production levels weren't where they had previously been.

Khris Middleton will soon debut with his new team, the Washington Wizards. After spending over a decade with the Milwaukee Bucks, the Bucks shockingly traded Middleton at the NBA trade deadline. Before Middleton’s upcoming debut in D.