Killing crazy! Just now, the Bucks reached their 10th signing this summer

On July 17, the Milwaukee Bucks updated their official social media and posted a poster to welcome free agent player Cole Anthony to the team. The Bucks official media wrote: Welcome to Milwaukee, Cole Anthony. At this point, this means that Cole Anthony has officially become a Bucks player. Next season, he will work with Antetokounmpo to create a big scene, and the Milwaukee Bucks have achieved their 9th signing this summer!

Previously, in the deal between Orlando Magic and the Memphis Grizzlies, Cole Anthony was packaged to the Memphis Grizzlies. Subsequently, the Grizzlies and Cole Anthony reached a contract buyout! During this buyout process, Cole Anthony voluntarily gave up his salary of 2 million from his 13.1 million contract next season. The purpose is to help the Grizzlies release the salary pressure to provide salary space for core player Jaren Jackson Jr. to renew his contract early. The Grizzlies paid the remaining salary to Cole Anthony in three years, about $3.7 million a year. After completing the buyout with the Grizzlies, Cole Anthony finally chose to join the Milwaukee Bucks to join forces with Antetokounmpo.

It is reported that the Bucks can provide Cole Anthony with a new contract of $3.65 million for one year, because their space middle class used $5.13 million when renewing Kevin Porter Jr., and currently only $3.65 million is left. In addition to this middle class in the space, the Bucks can only provide Anthony with a basic salary contract, which is about $2.67 million based on Anthony's age. This means that when the Bucks offered up a contract of 3.65 million per year, they successfully recruited Cole Anthony, who averaged 9+3+3 per game last season, to his subordinates. This is definitely another classic case of spending a small amount of money to do big things.

And just as we were amazed at the Bucks General Manager Horst reaching 9 deals this summer, ESPN reporter Shams brought us another big surprise! Because just now, Bucks general manager Horst took action again and successfully achieved his 10th signing this summer. I'll ask if you're surprised or surprised? All ten signings made by Horst are this summer!

According to ESPN famous reporter Shams, Livingston agents Rich Paul and Brandon Cavanaugh revealed that Chris Livingston and the Milwaukee Bucks reached a one-year, full-guarantee renewal worth $2.3 million. At this point, the second round No. 58 pick in 2023 was able to return to Milwaukee to continue his career!

It is reported that the Bucks cut Chrisley Winston on July 3. His contract for the 2025-26 season was originally insured with $2.22 million, and the deadline for full protection was July 16. But Livingston did not choose to leave the Bucks after being cut by the Bucks, but stayed in Milwaukee to play in the summer league for the Bucks. As Livingston made great strides in the summer league, the Bucks finally chose to offer him a short-term contract extension to keep him in Milwaukee. In this year's Summer League match, Livingston averaged 20 points and 5.3 rebounds per game, shooting 50% from the field and 37.5% from the three-point shooting percentage.

It is no exaggeration to say that Bucks general manager Horst is definitely the busiest person in the free market this summer, no doubt about it. In order to better retain Antetokounmpo this summer, Horst is completely killing in the free market! Unconsciously, he successfully reached a total of 10 signings, namely: renewal of Prince, Portis, Trent, Porter Jr., Heames, Rollins, Chris Livingston, and signing with Myers Turner, Gary Harris, and Cole Anthony in the free market.