Bucks' Next Move After Cutting Chris Livingston
The Milwaukee Bucks have cut Chris Livingston, and this move might not be the only one before the NBA season.
Tyler Smith's future with the Bucks has been uncertain, and the recent decision to cut Livingston hints that his time with the team could be ending soon.
- Likewise, Smith didn't feature much in Milwaukee's preseason rotation.
- Doc Rivers opted to play others, including those without standard contracts.
Livingston's departure could foreshadow the team's stance on Tyler Smith, as Milwaukee's roster crunch remains unsolved.
After cutting Livingston, the Bucks have 14 players on standard contracts, three two-ways, and two players on the bubble: Andre Jackson Jr. (non-guaranteed deal) and Amir Coffey (Exhibit 9).
Considering Jackson and Coffey earned minutes in every preseason game, it's clear that Rivers likes them, especially Coffey.
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Author's summary: Bucks' next move feels inevitable after cutting Chris Livingston.
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