Milwaukee Bucks Daily: Summer League roster officially announced
By Adam McGee
The latest Milwaukee Bucks Daily is here as the roster for this year’s NBA Summer League in Las Vegas is officially revealed.
In today’s edition of Milwaukee Bucks Daily, we learn of the players who’ll be representing the Bucks in Summer League starting later this week, grade all of the deals the Bucks made on the opening day of free agency, react to the Wesley Matthews‘ signing, and much more.
The headline players on the Bucks’ roster in Vegas will undoubtedly be Sterling Brown and D.J. Wilson, although it remains to be seen just how many games they’ll play in considering they are both proven NBA players at this point.
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Back to the present, let’s look at today’s Bucks stories.
Best of Behind the Buck Pass From 7/1/19
Milwaukee Bucks Rumors: Wesley Matthews agrees to minimum deal: I rounded up the details on Wesley Matthews’ reported veteran minimum deal with the Bucks, as the former Marquette Golden Eagle may end up as the team’s starting shooting guard next season.
Milwaukee Bucks: Grades for Khris Middleton’s five-year, $178 million deal: I also took a closer look at Khris Middleton‘s new deal with the Bucks, offering up a grade from the Bucks’ perspective.
Milwaukee Bucks: Grades for George Hill’s three-year, $29 million deal: Jordan Treske analyzed the deal that George Hill has agreed to in order to return to the Bucks next year and beyond, before settling on a final grade.
Milwaukee Bucks: Grades and reactions for the Malcolm Brogdon sign and trade: Continuing on the theme of grades, I unpacked the surprising sign and trade deal that sent Malcolm Brogdon to the Indiana Pacers, and ultimately settled on a final grade.
Milwaukee Bucks: Grades for Brook Lopez’s four-year, $52 million deal: Jordan also examined the reported agreement that will keep Splash Mountain operational in Milwaukee for the next four years, as he graded Brook Lopez‘s new contract with the Bucks.
Milwaukee Bucks: Grades for Robin Lopez’s two-year, $9.7 million deal: Lastly, I also graded the deal the Bucks reached with the other Lopez twin, as Robin Lopez is set to bring his crusade against mascots to Milwaukee.
Best of Bucks Around the Internet From 7/1/19
Bucks announce roster for MGM Resorts NBA Summer League 2019: Bucks.com shared the official details of the Bucks’ roster for Summer League play in Las Vegas, with Donte DiVincenzo missing out, and contrary to previous reports, Thanasis Antetokounmpo also absent.
Sources: Bucks add shooting with Matthews deal: Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN was first to report Milwaukee’s minimum agreement with veteran wing Wesley Matthews.
Summer of 2020 takes on additional importance for Bucks: Steve Aschburner of NBA.com took a look at how the Bucks’ moves on the opening day of free agency may end up having a bearing on their 2020 offseason.
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That’s it for today’s roundup, but we’ll be back to do it all again tomorrow.