Doc Rivers’ latest barbershop picture goes VIRAL amidst 3-7 Bucks record; fans react
Doc Rivers was seen enjoying a new haircut amidst the Milwaukee Bucks' struggles.
Milwaukee Bucks' Doc Rivers. (Image via SI)
It’s not often that a coach’s trip to the barber shop becomes the center of attention. However, Doc Rivers, the seasoned basketball mind who recently took the reins as head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, found himself in the spotlight for an unexpected reason: his haircut.
Rivers, renowned for extensive experience in the league, made headlines not for his strategic moves on the court, but for his choice of hairstyle. A recent picture circulating on social media captured Rivers sporting a crew cut, igniting a flurry of reactions from fans and observers alike.
Affectionately dubbed the “boneless fade” by internet users, Rivers’ new look has sparked playful banter and lighthearted jests across various platforms. While the Bucks grapple with a challenging 3-7 record under his leadership, it seems the coach’s hairstyle has inadvertently become a topic of conversation, providing a moment of levity amidst the team’s struggles.
Doc Rivers’ haircut gets attention amidst Milwaukee Bucks struggles
Transitioning from his previous role as an on-air analyst with ESPN to helm the Bucks, Rivers stepped into the spotlight once again, this time facing the unique pressures of coaching a talented roster with high expectations. However, as fans dissect every aspect of his tenure, from play calling to player rotations, it appears Rivers’ hairstyle has unexpectedly stolen the show.
With a track record of success, including an NBA championship with the Boston Celtics in 2008, Rivers is well-equipped to tackle the challenges ahead. Regardless, for the time being, fans seemed content with making fun of the new haircut. Some reactions can be seen below.
Beyond the playful jabs at his “boneless fade,” Rivers’ appointment signifies a significant moment for the Bucks franchise. Following the departure of former coach Adrian Griffin, the team looks to Rivers to provide leadership and direction. The Bucks are aiming to improve their defensive performance and position themselves as contenders in the Eastern Conference.
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