Milwaukee Bucks forward Khris Middleton told reporters during media day Monday that he feels "great" heading into training camp, but has not yet been cleared for five-on-five action after undergoing surgery on both of his ankles during the offseason.

MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Bucks will begin training camp for the 2024-25 season with three-time All-Star forward Khris Middleton still at least partially out of action as he continues to recover from successful arthroscopic procedures to fix lingering issues in both of his ankles this offseason.

Milwaukee Bucks guard Khris Middleton will be limited as training camp starts, still recovering from offseason surgery on both ankles, coach Doc Rivers said Monday.

Milwaukee Bucks veteran Khris Middleton has yet to discuss his usage plan with the team after undergoing two ankle surgeries.

Khris Middleton will need some additional time before he is cleared for full action. NBA insider Chris Haynes reported that the Milwaukee Bucks forward

Khris Middleton, who had offseason surgery on both ankles, is not fully cleared for 5-on-5 action as the Bucks open training camp this week, reports Chris Haynes. Sources: Milwaukee Bucks star Khris Middleton (procedures on both ankles) has not been cleared for five-on-five action with training camp commencing Oct.

The Milwaukee Bucks won't have Khris Middleton available during training camp when it begins on October 1 as he has not been cleared for five-on-five play, according to NBA insider Chris Haynes. In July, Middleton had arthroscopic surgery on both ankles and the Bucks are taking a cautious approach to not rush their star guard back.

Only the Milwaukee Bucks know what's ailing swingman Khris Middleton, but whatever it is, the team is "being smart" about it. That was the message from new Bucks coach Adrian Griffin, who used the phrase "being smart" three times Wednesday in an update about the team's three-time All-Star.