The Milwaukee Bucks were right in the thick of the free agency frenzy that erupted throughout the opening day of this year’s NBA free agency period.
While they were able to retain the majority of their free agents that stood as valuable contributors behind their 60-win season, one departure rose above the fray. Of course, I’m referring to combo guard Malcolm Brogdon.
The Bucks agreed to send the 26-year-old to the Indiana Pacers in a sign-and-trade deal, which netted them three future draft picks (one first rounder, two second rounders).
Upon arriving to the Pacers, Brogdon will reportedly sign a four-year, $85 million deal, all guaranteed and no options as ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported Sunday evening.