Bucks' Next Move After Cutting Chris Livingston
The Milwaukee Bucks have cut Chris Livingston, but he may not be the only one to leave before the NBA season.
Tyler Smith's future with the Bucks has been uncertain, and the recent move to cut Livingston hints that his time may be coming to an end soon.
- Livingston and Smith did not feature much in Milwaukee's preseason rotation.
- Doc Rivers opted to play others, including those without standard contracts.
Livingston's departure may foreshadow the Bucks' stance on Tyler Smith, as the team'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. and Amir Coffey.
Rivers likes Jackson and Coffey, especially Coffey, who earned minutes in every preseason game.
Author's summary: Bucks' next move after cutting Livingston feels inevitable.
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