Khris Middleton returns to Milwaukee's Fiserv Forum for the first time as a Washington Wizards player on Wednesday, marking a significant moment in his 13-year NBA career. Middleton, who spent over a decade with the Bucks, reflected on his time in Milwaukee, where he achieved numerous milestones including three All-Star selections and helping the team win its first NBA Championship since 1971 in 2021. Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo expressed that Middleton should receive the warmest welcome and that he means a great deal to the team and himself. Middleton hopes his jersey will someday be retired by the Bucks, viewing it as a symbol of his legacy. The team plans to honor him with a tribute video, which Middleton admits will be emotional. Middleton described Milwaukee as a place where he accomplished many personal goals and built lifelong relationships, emphasizing the importance of winning and his contributions to the franchise's success. Despite being traded to the Wizards last season, Middleton remains beloved in Milwaukee, and his return is expected to evoke strong emotions from fans and players alike. Middleton also discussed the significance of the moment for his family, especially his father, and reflected on his career, expressing a desire to see his number retired in Milwaukee someday. The game will be a mix of celebration and competition, with Middleton aiming to perform well without letting emotions overwhelm him.