NBA Probes Gary Trent Jr.’s Four-Year Bucks Contract

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NBA Probes Gary Trent Jr.’s Four-Year Bucks Contract

The NBA is investigating the four-year, $64 million free-agent agreement Trent signed to remain with Milwaukee, according to a league spokesperson. The deal was initially reported July 12, but the reason for the probe was not disclosed. The guard’s contract now faces league scrutiny before the Bucks can move forward with their offseason commitment as planned.

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