Where does the Milwaukee Bucks roster stand now after signing Thanasis Antetokounmpo?

• The Milwaukee Bucks have 20 players under contract, including 16 with guaranteed deals.
• Thanasis Antetokounmpo recently signed a one-year guaranteed contract with the Bucks.
• The Bucks must reduce their roster to 15 guaranteed contracts and 3 two-way players by October 20.

Training camp for NBA teams can begin Sept. 29 and clubs are allowed to have 21 players on the roster through 4 p.m. CT on Oct. 20. At that point, opening-day rosters must be set at a maximum of 15 guaranteed contracts and 3 two-way players.

The Milwaukee Bucks signed Thanasis Antetokounmpo on Aug. 31 to a guaranteed one-year deal, meaning they now have 16 players with guaranteed money for the 2025-26 season. It also means they have 20 players under contract.

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Here is a look at the roster as it currently stands:

Guaranteed contracts

Note: Initially, Jackson Jr.’s entire salary was supposed to be guaranteed by a July deadline. The player and club agreed to push back that full guarantee date until Oct. 20 while still guaranteeing him $800,000.

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Two-way contracts

Players signed to two-way contracts can shuffle between their NBA team and affiliated G-League team, in this case, the Wisconsin Herd. These players can play a maximum of 50 NBA games and are ineligible for the postseason. AJ Green and Ryan Rollins are two of the more recent two-way players to advance to guaranteed deals.

Training camp contract (non-guaranteed)

Amir Coffey

Dead money

Damian Lillard ($22.5)

Vasilije Micić  ($666,667)