Bucks waiving Pete Nance doesn’t mean his tenure is over

The Milwaukee Bucks could bring Pete Nance back on a two-way deal if he clears waivers. That may be a big 'if,' though.

By Dalton Sell · Behind the Buck Pass

Published: Sunday, 18 October 2026 at 2:55 PM

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Dalton Sell argues waiving Pete Nance does not end his Bucks tenure because he is eligible for a two-way deal.
The Milwaukee Bucks waived Nance from his non-guaranteed contract to help trim down their roster.
Milwaukee must wait to see if Nance clears waivers before potentially offering him their open two-way contract.

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The Milwaukee Bucks waived big man Pete Nance from his non-guaranteed deal over the weekend to trim their roster. However, writer Dalton Sell notes that Nance remains eligible for an open two-way contract with the franchise if he clears waivers, as NBA insider Jake Fischer previously reported Milwaukee's interest in keeping him.

Sell highlights that keeping Nance could provide depth, particularly as the Bucks have reportedly explored the trade market involving Jericho Sims with the Los Angeles Lakers. The Bucks must wait for Nance to clear waivers while also needing to clear one additional standard roster spot ahead of the season.

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