President of basketball operations Kevin Prichard was interviewed and talked about the departure of center Miles Turner, who had played for ten years, who signed the Bucks with a four-year contract of 107 million.

"I don't want to talk specifically about the details of Myers (departure) because the fact is that he has dedicated a wonderful decade to us. Here I'm really happy that he played for us and I hope we can keep our friendship for a long time," said Prichard. "What I know is that Herb (Pacers owner Herb Simon) and the Simon family are fully prepared to pay a high luxury tax to keep him, we really want to do that, and we negotiate with sincerity, but he's a complete free agent."

"His departure was a bit surprising, I don't know how Milwaukee (the Bucks) made it happen? I don't know if you know, we often say in the conference room: There are 'courts with payspace' in the league, 'courts with payspace' - you can get it through a buyout or a trade, but it's getting very challenging, so I have to pay tribute to Milwaukee."

"I think the most important thing is that we were having a deep conversation with Miles at the time and then... Then we see that he accepted the offer from Milwaukee. Again, this is a challenging part of the industry. "