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It has been just over three weeks since the Milwaukee Bucks were eliminated from the 2025 NBA Playoffs by the Indiana Pacers in five games.
With a little more than a month remaining until the 2025 NBA Draft and the start of free agency on June 30, there is plenty of time until offseason business officially picks up for the Bucks.
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