The Bucks have waived veteran center Tyler Zeller, according to Matt Velazquez of The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Twitter link). The move leaves Milwaukee one cut shy of reaching the regular season roster limit.
Zeller, the 27th overall pick in the 2012 draft, began his career with two years in Cleveland before spending three seasons in Boston. In 2017/18, he appeared in 66 games for the Nets and Bucks, recording overall averages of 6.7 PPG and 4.6 RPG in 16.8 minutes per contest.
The contract Zeller signed in the summer of 2017 was a two-year deal, but the second year was non-guaranteed, so his hold on a roster spot in Milwaukee was always precarious. He’ll become an unrestricted free agent if he clears waivers on Monday.
With one more cut still to come, Tim Frazier and Christian Wood appear to be vying for the Bucks’ final roster spot.
Frazier would be a nice addition , but wood has his moments . I’m guessing we keep Frazier
Didn’t the Bucks trade a pick to get Zeller?
Good god.
Yeah a second rounder and rashad vaughn