The Milwaukee Bucks have secured the future of their young guard, Ryan Rollins, by signing him to a three-year, $12 million deal. This decision follows the rescinding of an earlier qualifying offer that aimed to create cap space for Myles Turner. Rollins, recovering from shoulder surgery, excelled last season with a 40.8% three-point shooting rate, showcasing his value on both ends of the court. Originally a second-round draft pick, Rollins quickly earned his place in the rotation after beginning the previous season on a two-way contract.

His performance earned him a full contract after just a brief stint with the team, contributing significantly during the playoffs. The new contract includes a player option in the third year, indicating the Bucks' confidence in his potential growth and impact on the court.