The Milwaukee Bucks have officially announced the return of Mike Budenholzer as their head coach, bringing back the man who led the franchise to its **first NBA championship in 50 years** in 2021.

Budenholzer, often referred to as **”Coach Bud,”** originally took over the Bucks in 2018, immediately transforming them into one of the NBA’s top teams. In his first season, he guided Milwaukee to a **60-22 record**, earning **NBA Coach of the Year honors** while helping **Giannis Antetokounmpo** win his first MVP award.

Under his leadership, the Bucks consistently finished among the league’s elite, making deep playoff runs. His most significant achievement came in **2021**, when Milwaukee defeated the Phoenix Suns in the **NBA Finals**, securing their first championship since 1971.

However, after an early playoff exit in 2023, the franchise decided to part ways with Budenholzer. Now, just a season later, the Bucks have turned back to their **championship-winning coach**, signaling a renewed push for another title.

With **Giannis**, **Damian Lillard**, and a strong supporting cast, Budenholzer’s return aims to bring **stability and experience** back to Milwaukee’s locker room. **Can he lead the Bucks to another championship?** Fans will be eager to find out.