One-half of the Lopez twins, 16-year NBA vet Robin Lopez, is considering all options this summer and isn’t ruling out signing with a Euro League team. Lopez’s time in the NBA might be up if another team doesn’t pick up him before the season begins in October.
MILWAUKEE — Former Milwaukee Bucks center Robin Lopez has yet to find a new NBA home ahead of the 2024-24 season, which begins with training camp on Oct.
Robin Lopez has played in 16 games for the Milwaukee Bucks this season. The former Stanford star averaged 1.1 points per contest in limited playing time and was traded to the Sacramento Kings earlier this month. However, the Kings did not keep Lopez and immediately waived him following the acquisition.
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The Milwaukee Bucks made no explosive trades this time, settling for more subtle ones at the deadline. One was acquiring defensive-minded guard Patrick Beverley from the Philadelphia 76ers in exchange for backup point guard Cam Payne, and the other trading reserve center Robin Lopez to the Sacramento Kings.
Thursday marked the NBA trade deadline, and there was tons of movement. Robin Lopez was one of the people who got traded, and he sent a great message about his deal.
Shortly after the Milwaukee Bucks acquired Patrick Beverley from the Philadelphia 76ers, the team turned around and dealt center Robin Lopez to the Sacramento Kings in a salary dump.
The Milwaukee Bucks are trading reserve center Robin Lopez to the Sacramento Kings for cash considerations, per Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Lopez is expected to be waived and enter free agency.
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Through 17 games this season, Lopez is averaging 7.9 points, 3.7 rebounds, 2.0 assists and 17.8 minutes per contest while shooting 57.5% from the field.