Pete Nance gets upgraded and Andre Jackson Jr.

Apparently has nine lives.

The ripple effects of the moves to keep Pete Nance.

We dig into it coming up next.

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On today's show, the Bucks did make that move that we kept circling back to.

Pete Nance is retained. He's upgraded to a standard contract. But at what costs?

So we'll get into that. We'll recap another brutal game for this Bucks team that continues to make history every time they step foot on the court as well.

But let's start with Pete Nance, who is here to stay.

Have we seen any additional details on this?

All I'm trying to pull up a cap sheet here, but all we saw was a multi-year contract, which

could be many things.

It could be technically multi-year could be the remainder of this season and next year,

even if it's a player option or a team option as well.

So I think we're still waiting on the details there,

but we do know there's no worrying over, hey, you only have X amount. Last night, would have been the last of Pete Nance that he's here to stay for the remainder of the season. Yeah, and I was, we talked about it as you mentioned, that Pete Nant should be a guy who has earned a role on this team. So I was happy to see that Pete Nance was converted to a

standard contract. The surprise for me was seeing that it was Cam Thomas who was waived in order

to convert Pete Nance's contract from that two-way into a standard contract. And we kicked around

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