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PBT Podcast: NBA free agency and Damian Lillard trade breakdown

We cover everything from the opening weeks of NBA free agency, including where Lillard lands.

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2022 Milwaukee Bucks Regular Season Overview

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Standing (Conference)Conference Rank	1st Eastern Conference
WinsWins	58
LossesLosses	24
PPGPoints Per Game	116.9
PPG AllowedPoints Per Game Allowed	113.3
RPGRebounds Per Game	48.6
APGAssists Per Game	25.8
Head CoachHead Coach	Mike Budenholzer

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Which NBA offseason moves are the best fit?

Miami Heat v Milwaukee Bucks - Game Five

Giannis Antetokounmpo reportedly has “clean up” knee surgery, could miss World Cup

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Bringing back Middleton, Lopez keeps Bucks contenders for next two seasons

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08:28

NBA Free Agency Tracker: Every important trade, signing, rumor, and report in one place

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New York Knicks v Cleveland Cavaliers - Game Five

Would Derrick Rose return to Bulls? He reportedly also has suitors in Suns, Lakers, Celtics, more

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07:38

NBA Draft, trade rumors, news roundup: Middleton opts out, Lakers trying to trade No. 17 pick

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Rotoworld Player News

Chris Livingston

MIL Small Forward

Chris Livingston was solid on Saturday and finished with 10 points (3-for-8 FGs), six rebounds, three assists and one 3-pointer against Phoenix.

Livingston was selected by the Bucks with the 58th pick of the draft, and it’s likely because they gave him a promise to draft him during the pre-draft workout period. He cancelled seven workouts, which usually only happens after a team promises to draft a player. Still, even if they like him, he’ll likely spend this season in the G-League. The upside may be there, but it’ll be a while before he’s able to carve out a role on a contending Bucks team.
Marjon Beauchamp

MIL Small Forward #0

MarJon Beauchamp led the Bucks with 20 points (7-for-13 FGs), six rebounds, one assist, one steal, one block and one 3-pointer in an 84-75 win over the Suns on Saturday.

After flashing his upside in spurts as a rookie, Beauchamp has gotten off to a strong start in Summer League. Through two games, Beauchamp is averaging 21.5 points and seven rebounds. He won’t see the same offensive volume that he’s seeing in Summer League when he suits up for the Bucks in the regular season, but the progression is clear. He could eventually become a high-level scorer, and he’s worth stashing in dynasty formats.
Marjon Beauchamp

MIL Small Forward #0

MarJon Beauchamp led Milwaukee on Friday with 23 points (9-for-18 FGs), eight rebounds, two assists, one steal and two 3-pointers in a 92-85 win over the Nuggets.

Beauchamp saw some minutes early on during his rookie season, but as the Bucks got healthy, his role dwindled quickly. However, he’s getting the chance to take on a larger offensive role than he’ll likely ever see for the Bucks this summer, and his first game went well. Unfortunately, no matter how well he plays, it’s unlikely that he plays much of a role for Milwaukee next season.
AJ Green

MIL Shooting Guard #20

According to Shams Charania of The Athletic, the Milwaukee Bucks have signed AJ Green to a multi-year contract.

Last year as a two-way player Green averaged 4.4 points in 35 games. Now he’ll be a full member of the Bucks and has the first year of his contract fully guaranteed.
Giannis Antetokounmpo

MIL Power Forward #34

According to The Athletic’s Shams Charania, Giannis Antetokounmpo underwent a cleanup procedure on his knee in mid-June, and his status for the FIBA World Cup is uncertain.

The procedure was minor, and even if Giannis misses the FIBA World Cup, there’s no concern that he’ll miss any time to start the NBA regular season.
Malik Beasley

MIL Shooting Guard #5

According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, Malik Beasley has agreed to a one-year deal with the Bucks worth $2.7 million.

After finishing up last season with the Lakers, Beasley is headed to the Eastern Conference for the first time in his NBA career. Between Minnesota and Los Angeles, he appeared in 81 regular season games, accounting for 12.7 points, 3.5 rebounds, 1.5 assists, 0.8 blocks, and 2.9 3-pointers in nearly 26 minutes. Beasley has the ability to give the Bucks additional perimeter depth and shooting off the bench, with the former being an area of need due to the departures of Jevon Carter (Chicago) and Joe Ingles (Orlando).
Robin Lopez

MIL Center #33

Robin Lopez has agreed to a deal with the Bucks, per The Athletic’s Shams Charania.

Mascots beware! Lopez was a depth piece for Cleveland last season, and he’ll likely play a similar role for the Bucks. He won’t be providing much in fantasy basketball aside from providing Bucks fans with a new team name now that they have both of the Lopez bros on their roster.
Jae Crowder

MIL Power Forward #99

Jae Crowder will return to the Bucks on a one-year deal, per Bleacher Report’s Chris Haynes.

After sitting out for the Suns to begin the season, Crowder struggled to find a role with the Bucks after being sent there at the trade deadline. However, he’ll give it another shot to help them pursue a championship under new head coach Adrian Griffin. However, it’s unlikely that this impacts fantasy basketball.
Brook Lopez

MIL Center #11

The Athletic’s Shams Charania reports that Brook Lopez has signed a two-year, $48 million deal to remain with the Bucks.

BroLo bounced back in a big way last season, averaging 15.9 points, 6.7 boards, 1.7 triples and a career-best 2.5 blocks after logging only 13 games in an injury-riddled 2021-22 campaign. The points and boards were his most since leaving the Nets. Lopez was one of fantasy basketball’s biggest values, finishing 23rd in per-game value and 10th in total value despite an ADP outside the top-100. He surely won’t come that cheap in 2023-24 fantasy drafts.
Khris Middleton

MIL Small Forward #22

According to ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski, the Bucks have agreed to an extension with Khris Middleton worth $102 million over three years.

Even though he decided to opt out of the final year of a contract that would have paid him more than $40 million, the general consensus was that Middleton would remain with the Bucks. That’s indeed the case, with Milwaukee saving some money in the process. Injuries torpedoed Middleton’s fantasy value last season, but he’s a player capable of putting up top-50 level numbers when healthy. Hopefully, the recent wrist and knee issues are things of the past.

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