What happened
The Bucks announced that Pete Nance has signed a new two-way contract and will return to Milwaukee for a third season after being waived from his non-guaranteed deal earlier this week. The team also noted that this is the 26-year-old's final season of two-way eligibility.
Milwaukee's move came after it had already waived Kevin Porter Jr. to get back to 15 players, and the Bucks said all three of their two-way slots are now filled. The article also says Nance should stay in the team's plans beyond a typical two-way role.
This keeps Milwaukee's two-way group full, so any further roster changes would need to come from standard contracts rather than another developmental slot. Nance's placement may matter more for depth planning than for a pure G League assignment.
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Original reporting: Bucks sign Pete Nance to (another) two-way deal — Yahoo Sports ↗