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Pete Nance

MIL Power Forward #35

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Pete Nance amassed 13 points (4-of-9 FGs, 3-of-5 FTs), seven rebounds, four assists, one steal, one block and two three-pointers in Thursday’s win over the Nuggets.

Two of Milwaukee’s three two-way contract players saw action on Thursday, and both were factors in the team’s one-point victory. Nance offered solid value across the board, while guard Jamaree Bouyea (13/3/5/1/1 with three three-pointers) hit a step-back three as time expired to give Milwaukee the win. Neither Nance nor Bouyea has been able to do enough to stick in the NBA, but the situation in Milwaukee is an interesting one. Neither should be targeted in fantasy drafts, but there may come a time when there is streaming value to be had.
Andre Jackson Jr.

MIL Shooting Guard #44

Andre Jackson Jr. accounted for six points (2-of-2 FGs), five rebounds, three assists and two three-pointers in Thursday’s win over the Nuggets.

Likely needing to perform well this summer to get back onto Doc Rivers’ radar after falling out of the rotation after the All-Star break, Jackson recorded a modest stat line on Thursday. He only attempted two shots, but they were both three-pointers, and Jackson shot nearly 40 percent from deep last season. However, that was on 76 attempts, so the percentage has to be taken with a grain of salt. Jackson isn’t a draftable player in fantasy leagues, but he’s worth watching during summer league.
Chris Livingston

MIL Small Forward #7

Chris Livingston finished Thursday’s win over the Nuggets with 18 points (7-of-12 FGs, 1-of-2 FTs), three rebounds, two assists and three three-pointers.

Waived by the Bucks on July 2, Livingston is looking to earn another opportunity in Milwaukee or elsewhere. The former second-round pick had a good night in Thursday’s summer league opener, shooting efficiently with modest production in the rebound and assist categories. Livingston was also 3-of-6 from beyond the arc, noteworthy output for a player who was 1-of-13 from deep in his first two seasons. He shouldn’t be on anyone’s fantasy radar, but it’s good to see free agents perform well in Las Vegas.
Vasilije Micic

FA Point Guard #18

Bucks agreed to a contract buyout with G Vasilije Micic.

Micic has been traded twice this offseason: once back to Charlotte and then again to Milwaukee after ending last season with the Suns. Now, he’ll be a free agent. Micic had a solid stretch as a streaming option that could provide assists when LaMelo Ball missed time two seasons ago, but the odds of him finding a situation where he can contribute fantasy value next season are low.
Ryan Rollins

MIL Shooting Guard #13

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the Bucks signed Ryan Rollins to a three-year, $12 million contract.

After earning a rest-of-season contract with the Bucks last season, Rollins has re-signed with the team on a three-year deal. The final season of the contract is a player option, which is a win for the former second-round pick. In 56 games, Rollins averaged 6.2 points, 1.9 rebounds, 1.9 assists and 0.9 three-pointers in 14.6 minutes. He made 19 starts for the Bucks last season, and there’s a chance Rollins gets a shot at competing for a starting job this fall. Milwaukee waived Damian Lillard, and while Kevin Porter Jr. re-signed with the team, he may not be a lock to start. Rollins may not be a must-draft player in most fantasy leagues, but that could change with a good preseason.
Jericho Sims

MIL Center #00

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports Jericho Sims has agreed to a two-year deal with the Bucks.

The Bucks acquired Sims last year in the four-team trade that sent Khris Middleton to the Wizards and Kyle Kuzma also to the Bucks. The 26-year-old backup big man appeared in a career-high 53 games last year as well as all five of the Bucks’ playoff games. Sims isn’t much of a fantasy factor when the Bucks are at full strength.
Vasilije Micic

MIL Point Guard #18

ESPN’s Shams Charania reported the Bucks have acquired Vasilije Micic from the Hornets in exchange for Pat Connaughton and two second-round picks.

This is another salary cap saving move by the Bucks so the team can afford to sign Myles Turner. While the Bucks only save $1.3 million in the trade acquiring Micic, the 31-year-old point guard is reportedly planning on going back to Europe rather than continue his NBA career. Micic is expected to give back a significant portion of the $8.1 million he’s owed in a buyout, which will give the Bucks the requisite space to sign Turner.
Pat Connaughton

CHA Small Forward #24

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the Hornets have acquired Pat Connaughton and two second-round picks in exchange for Vasilije Micic.

Connaughton exercised his $9.4 million player option for next season within the last two weeks. With the Bucks in a precarious position as far as the salary cap is concerned, Milwaukee is sending two future second-round picks in 2031 and 2032 to offload his contract. Connaughton will remain in a bench role with the Hornets and doesn’t figure to impact fantasy basketball much at all next year.
Gary Harris

MIL Shooting Guard #14

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports G/F Gary Harris has agreed to a two-year deal with the Bucks.

Harris is a solid flier for the Bucks to take as Milwaukee continues to try to add in the short-term despite salary cap constraints. The 30-year-old shooting guard has a reputation for being a plus defensive player and shot 43 percent from behind the three-point line as recently as the 2022-23 season. Harris is not without his drawbacks as he’s dealt with durability issues over the course of his career. He appeared in 48 games last year, but only averaged 14.3 minutes per game.
Damian Lillard

MIL Point Guard #0

ESPN’s Shams Charania reports the Bucks waived Damian Lillard.

The Bucks chose to waive and stretch Lillard, who is likely to miss all of next season as he recovers from an Achilles tear. Milwaukee is able to stretch the $113 million still owed to Lillard over five seasons. This was a necessary move for the team to have the requisite space to sign free agent center Myles Turner. The Bucks had to get creative to give their roster an immediate upgrade. Lillard’s free-agent market will be a bit of a mystery given the fact that he’s unlikely to play much — if at all — this season. It’s possible we’ve seen the last of him as a major fantasy option.

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