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Ryan Rollins has agreed to a three-year, $12 million deal to return to the Milwaukee Bucks, after establishing himself as a key 3-point shooter last season, with the Bucks making significant roster changes this offseason.
Ryan Rollins has agreed to a three-year, $12 million deal to return to the Milwaukee Bucks, including a third-year player option. The 23-year-old guard, who was initially a restricted free agent, played a significant role in the team's rotation last season and is now one of six Bucks free agents to re-sign with the team for the upcoming season.
The Milwaukee Bucks have tendered a qualifying offer to guard Ryan Rollins, making him a restricted free agent, while veteran Chris Paul is expected to play another season, possibly with the Lakers or Clippers. Santi Aldama of the Grizzlies is anticipated to receive full mid-level deals, and Quentin Grimes aims for a $25MM annual contract. The Timberwolves seek a ball-handler addition, and Emanuel Miller has been issued a two-way qualifying offer by the Bulls.
Ryan Rollins, recently released by the Washington Wizards, has been charged with larceny after allegedly stealing from a Target store seven times over two months while on the team's roster. The 21-year-old faces seven charges of petit larceny, with a court hearing scheduled for next month. Rollins has not entered a plea, and the Wizards have stated they cannot comment on the matter or the basis for their roster decisions.
Former Washington Wizards guard Ryan Rollins has been charged with multiple counts of petit larceny in Virginia after allegedly shoplifting less than $1,000 worth of goods from a Target store in Alexandria seven times while he was on the team. Rollins, who was waived by the Wizards, is scheduled for a court hearing next month and has not entered a plea. The 21-year-old guard's future in the NBA is uncertain as the charges could lead to a fine of up to $2,500 and up to 12 months in jail.
Former Washington Wizards guard Ryan Rollins has been charged with seven counts of petit larceny for shoplifting household items from a local Target store on multiple occasions while still with the team. Rollins, who was recently waived by the Wizards, has yet to enter a plea and is due back in court on Feb. 7. Monumental Basketball president Michael Winger stated that they cannot comment on the matter or the basis for their roster decisions, and emphasized the team's commitment to excellence on and off the court. Rollins, who was on a minimum contract with the Wizards, faces a Class 1 misdemeanor in Virginia, punishable by a fine or potentially up to a year in jail.
Former Washington Wizards guard Ryan Rollins, who was waived by the team, is accused of repeatedly shoplifting from a Target store, with court documents showing he stole small household items on seven different occasions while on the team's roster. Rollins faces seven counts of petit larceny, and a court hearing is scheduled for February. The Wizards waived Rollins after he played in 10 regular-season games, and the team has not commented on the matter.
Former Washington Wizards guard Ryan Rollins, recently waived by the team, has been accused of repeatedly shoplifting from a Virginia Target store, with police alleging he stole small household items on seven occasions. The second-year guard has been charged with seven counts of petit larceny, a Class 1 misdemeanor in Virginia. Rollins, known for his defensive skills, was released by the Wizards amid the allegations, and his legal situation may impact his future in the NBA.
The Golden State Warriors' decision to focus on building a young core last offseason has backfired, with the team failing to repeat their championship success and now trading away last year's draft picks as part of a deal for 38-year-old Chris Paul. The team's decision to draft Patrick Baldwin Jr. and Ryan Rollins in the 2022 NBA draft has been criticized, as both players were traded away just 12 months later. The front office is now focused on re-writing the wrongs of last offseason and building around their championship core.