The Milwaukee Bucks have finalized a two-year, $7.1 million contract extension with forward Taurean Prince. The first year of the deal is structured as a veteran minimum, while the second year includes a player option. During the previous season, Prince delivered an impressive performance, achieving a 43.9% success rate from beyond the arc, averaging 8.2 points and 3.9 rebounds across 80 games, with 73 starts. However, his playoff contributions were limited, averaging just 12 minutes per game against Indiana, where he struggled significantly with a 20% shooting percentage.

Entering his tenth season, Prince, originally selected 12th overall in the 2016 draft by Utah, has transitioned through six teams over nine years. As the Bucks look to solidify their roster, Prince's shooting ability and experience could be crucial in their quest for postseason success in the upcoming season.