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After being waived by Milwaukee ahead of the regular season, Kevin Porter Jr. isn’t necessarily expected to find a new home right away, a source briefed on his status tells Marc Stein and Jake Fischer of The Stein Line (Substack…

Kevin Porter Jr. is reportedly focused on remaining in the NBA and optimistic about finding a spot after being waived by the Milwaukee Bucks. According to Marc Stein and Jake Fischer, teams like the Denver Nuggets and Sacramento Kings could be potential suitors if they look to adjust their backcourts, though luxury tax constraints may complicate a potential free-agent signing.
Stein and Fischer also reported that the Memphis Grizzlies previously sought a first-round pick for Walter Clayton before waiving him. Additionally, Pete Nance drew two-way interest from the Philadelphia 76ers and Los Angeles Lakers before returning to Milwaukee, while the Washington Wizards held late rookie extension talks with Bilal Coulibaly.
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