The Milwaukee Bucks have a much different cap sheet than they did last season, with Giannis Antetokounmpo and Bobby Portis off the books following the blockbuster trade to the Miami Heat.
Milwaukee is now loaded with young players still on rookie deals mixed with a couple of high-priced veterans.
While their competitive future is in question without a major superstar leading the charge, and their draft future is bleak with no control of their own first-round picks until 2031, their cap sheet is in good shape.
They had $10 million in tax space, $13 million in first apron space, and $26 million in second apron space.
With that clear, what are the five worst contracts on the roster?
Kyle Kuzma - One year left at $20 million
Not the worst deal in the world, considering he's in the final year of his deal and it's not an overwhelmingly expensive price for a player who could be moved at the trade deadline.
The potential issue with the deal is that Kuzma has to prove he's worth the trade assets by the deadline. Teams will either have to give up multiple pieces on lesser contracts or a long-term contract at a similar price. Either asset must have enough value to justify Milwaukee trading hi...