Milwaukee Bucks: What awaits the Bucks during the offseason?

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Free agents: Jevon Carter

While George Hill was injured, Jevon Carter stepped into the backup point guard role in the playoffs and played considerably well. He shot a ridiculous 55.8% from three in 20 games with Milwaukee after joining them midseason.

His ability to space the floor and reasonably run the second-unit while picking up the opposing point guard in the backcourt is a refreshing chance of energy.

Carter may have a decent-sized market in free agency based off this last run, but it makes sense for the Bucks to keep him in Milwaukee as at least an option at backup point guard.

Restricted free agents: Jordan Nwora and Lindell Wigginton

Both Jordan Nwora and Lindell Wigginton are restricted free agents for the Bucks in this upcoming offseason. Both are offense-first perimeter players, with the former being more established in his second-season in the league.

The Bucks have the opportunity to bring back both young developmental players without any pushback.

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