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Bucks Center Myles Turner Gets 1st Glimpse at Visiting Locker Room in His Return to Indianapolis
Myles Turner, after a decade with the Pacers, expects mixed emotions but emphasizes respect for the fan base and his focus on moving forward with the Bucks.
- On Nov. 3, Myles Turner met with Milwaukee and Indiana media for about six minutes after shootaround to clarify his departure and first return to Indiana.
- As the NBA's premier free-agent target, Turner's move north provoked consternation among the online Pacers fan base who felt his comments targeted the city, but Turner said his criticism was aimed at ownership and front office.
- Wearing Bucks green, Turner acknowledged the new perspective and described walking into the visitors' locker room as `definitely a little odd`, saying it felt like different territory.
- Turner said he hopes the fans reciprocate his past efforts and is `expecting the best, but you never know` about the reception.
- Pushing back, Turner said many of his lines were flipped in the media space and emphasized he has been complimentary of fans and former teammates while focusing on his new team.
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Bucks center Myles Turner gets 1st glimpse at visiting locker room in his return to Indianapolis
Myles Turner spent his first 10 NBA seasons finding his way around Gainbridge Fieldhouse. He played there, practiced there until the Indiana Pacers built a new facility, soaked in hot and cold tubs in the training rooms there.
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Myles Turner Feels Like Pacers ‘Gave Up’ On Him As He Prepares For Emotional Indiana Return Since Trade
Myles Turner (Image Credits: Imagn) Wouldn’t you say Myles Turner spent a decade becoming part of Indiana’s fabric? But now, his path back to Gainbridge Fieldhouse comes with a sting he can’t shake. The Milwaukee Bucks’ big man returns on Nov. 4, carrying fresh success, a new city that’s welcomed him with open arms, and a lingering sense that his old team stopped believing right when it mattered most. Because Milwaukee didn’t just sign him, they…
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