Outside of a trade Milwaukee can add to its roster in some other creative ways: street free agents and possible buyout candidates. One simple way is to go after “street-free agents” or players who aren’t playing right now. Jae Crowder would not have fit into that bucket last year but he was close: he wasn’t playing for Phoenix and of course, they were forced to trade him. TJ Warren, formerly of the Phoenix Suns and Indiana Pacers, is available. A current street-free agent, he could help add some scoring punch if Milwaukee had an interest.
The Indiana Pacers have just added another roster member, and the story behind the addition is as funny as it is unbelievable. On Wednesday, the Pacers lost 126-140 to the Milwaukee Bucks in a game which was dominated by Giannis Antetokounmpo, who scored a career-high and franchise-record 64 points in the lopsided Milwaukee win. However, what was initially a rough loss for Indiana turned into something much more when a post-game skirmish broke out over the game ball.
To sum it up, Antetokounmpo was angry because he thought the Pacers supposedly stole his 64-point game ball, proceeding to get into an argument with Tyrese Haliburton and Pacers assistant coach Lloyd Pierce. This was followed by Antetokounmpo and some Bucks teammates storming the Pacers locker room in search of the ball, where several players could be heard clearly arguing over it.
