BOSTON – Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers has spoken out against the activities of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on two occasions since October, and he was asked on Feb. 1 before his team played the Boston Celtics if he stood by his previous comments.

In a league where history is as vibrant as the game itself, Milwaukee Bucks head coach Doc Rivers stands out not only for his impressive coaching record but also for his commitment to honoring the pioneers of basketball.

During an interview with Austin Krell, Joel Embiid’s name came up. Doc Rivers had nothing but good things to say, telling Krell, “Joel is the most talented player that I ever coached,” before immediately following it up with an excuse for why he did not win shit here.

Marquette University alumnus and former Milwaukee Bucks player Jae Crowder explained his Doc Rivers tweet: ‘He lost me.’