Former fast bowler Miles Turner returned after fans cheered him on -

Myles Turner was disheartened by the boos he received from Pacers fans upon his return to Indiana, but Milwaukee had the last laugh as Giannis Antetokounmpo's buzzer-beater sealed the victory.

INDIANAPOLIS — Myles Turner was disappointed to be greeted with boos upon his return to Indiana, but the Milwaukee Bucks won 117-115 on a jumper from Giannis Antetokounmpo on Monday to have the last word.

After the shootout, Antetokounmpo gave those with the same blanket a thumbs up before hammering them as he walked the court.

The Pacers released a video tribute to Turner on the scoreboard before kickoff, which was met with loud cheers from the crowd at Gainbridge Fieldhouse from the moment it appeared on screen.

"It's sad, man. It's sad," Turler said after the game."He gave 10 years of his life, his blood, his tears, got his quotes. He tried to do everything right and then sometimes he got cold. I picked him up."

However, Attetokokumo said that it is very important for the Buicks team to win this game for him.

"Maybe he doesn't say it, but he's pretty hurt," said Antetokounmpo, who finished with 33 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists."But we're here to pick him up, to tell him how much we love him and respect him. We understand how much he gave for the team, for Indiana, and how much he's willing to give for Milwaukee. He's a great person, a great character, a great competitor. I played against him for 10 years. I think he gave everything."

Turner added: "The guys told me a few days ago before the start, 'We got you.'" Of course it's a big persuasion between these two teams, and I'm not the only reason they want to win the game, but there is a reason, but a big reason.

After the crowd enjoyed his tribute video, Turner leaned into a new role as a villain.He closed the book and gave the crowd a meltdown at the end of the video.

Then, when the game started, Turner said he was encouraged by the energy in the first quarter.He scored seven points, knocked down two 3-pointers -- bringing the crowd back after one of them -- and blocked four shots in the opening period.

"I got up," he said, finishing with nine points and five blocks."If anything, you have to harness that energy. Turn that negative energy into a positive one. I'll go back into the future and find out what happened."

But the cheers continued after the tribute video.

Fans expressed their displeases every time turner touched the ball. Jays rejoices when he fouls or turns the ball over. That hidden or turns the ball over. That hidden or turns the ball over. That hidden or turns the ball over. That horseboards, which scored 21 points and 10 rebounds, better than turner in both areas.

"I am very disappointed tonight," The Bucks Coach said after the game, according to the documents.

Turner spent 10 seasons with the Pacers before signing a four-year, $107 million deal with the Bucks as an unrestricted free agent this offseason.He said Monday morning after the shooting that he felt like the rug was being pulled out because Indiana didn't make him a contract offer comparable to what Milwaukee offered.

Meanwhile, the Pacers insisted they didn't have a chance to match Milwaukee's offer for Turner before he hit free agency.

"Let's talk about value. Go where you're valued," Turner said Monday morning."The front office and ownership appreciate me in Milwaukee more than the ownership and front office appreciate me here in Indiana."

After the game, Turner remained on the court and greeted several of his former players, including Aaron Nesmith, Benedict Maturin and Jackson, whom Turner called "big brother".Turner said he also visited the Pacers' locker room before the game.

"When I was here before, I had the same offense, the same medical staff, the same manager from my two years," Turner said.