Doc Rivers, the former head coach of the Milwaukee Bucks, has sparked retirement speculation following his departure from the team. During a recent podcast with Bill Simmons, the 62-year-old coach reflected on his extensive career, stating, 'I think it was time' to step away from coaching. Rivers' tenure with the Bucks was marked by high expectations, particularly with star player Giannis Antetokounmpo, but the team did not achieve a deep playoff run. He mentioned that he had discussions with ownership about potentially staying on for another year or two, but ultimately decided against it, saying, 'Oh no no no no. I told my coaches I'm done.' Rivers, who has dedicated 47 years to coaching, expressed a desire for a break to enjoy family time, particularly with his grandchildren. While he did not officially announce his retirement, his comments suggest a sense of closure as he considers the next phase of his life.