The Milwaukee Bucks have signed 2016 NBA Draft picks Thon Maker (10th overall) and Malcolm Brogdon (36th overall).

Maker played two seasons for the Athlete Institute Academy in Mono, Ontario, which plays in the seven-team Ontario Scholastic Basketball Association. Maker was selected League MVP, Finals MVP and First-Team All-Star following the 2015-16 season. He led the Canada Elite AAU team to the title game of the Under Armour 17-and-under league after averaging 16.5 points and 11.8 rebounds during the finals in 2015. The 19-year-old also represented the World Select Team at the 2015 Nike Hoop Summit.

In five NBA Summer League games, Maker averaged 14.2 points, 9.6 rebounds and 1.0 blocks per game which earned him All-NBA Summer League Second Team honors.

In five NBA Summer League games, Brogdon averaged 10.2 points, 5.0 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game.

The Milwaukee Bucks continue to have interest in trading away Greg Monroe this offseason.

The Bucks re-signed Miles Plumlee to a five-year, $52 million deal this week.

Monroe signed a three-year, $50 million deal with the Bucks last offseason but he proved to be a bad fit.

Miles Plumlee has agreed upon a four-year, $52 million deal with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Plumlee has been a restricted free agent this summer.

Plumlee averaged 5.1 points and 3.8 rebounds in 14.3 minutes per game last season with the Bucks. Plumlee also had a PER of 17.4.

Plumlee turns 28 in September.

Greivis Vasquez has agreed upon a one-year deal with the Brooklyn Nets.

The Nets moved quickly on Vasquez after their offer sheets to Allen Crabbe and Tyler Johnson.

Vasquez spent one season with the Milwaukee Bucks following his trade from the Toronto Raptors.

Vasquez can play either guard position and is coming off surgery on his right ankle.

The Chicago Bulls are finalizing a deal to send Mike Dunleavy to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Chicago has had to trade away Dunleavy in order to fit Dwyane Wade's contract into their cap space.

LeBron James personally recruited Dunleavy to the Cavaliers during the 2015 offseason.

Cleveland will use their $9.6 million trade exception from the Anderson Varejao trade to acquire Dunleavy's $4.8 million salary.

Dwyane Wade is meeting with the Denver Nuggets on Wednesday morning in New York.

Wade will meet with the Milwaukee Bucks and Chicago Bulls on Wednesday afternoon.

Wade has a two-year offer worth more than $50 million from the Nuggets.

There is no meeting set between Wade and the Miami Heat as of now.

Dwyane Wade has canceled some of the free agent meetings he had scheduled this week.

Wade and the Miami Heat continue to discuss a new contract. Wade was reportedly offered a two-year, $40 million deal on Monday. Wade has also been linked to the Cleveland Cavaliers.

Wade had been scheduled to meet with the Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets.

Dan Le Batard shed additional light on the situation.

“The problems are real," Le Batard said on ESPN Radio Tuesday. “It’s not something we’re soap-opera manufacturing because we love it. The relationship has never been in a more dangerous place when you consider Golden State going to get Durant with all their players to recruit him and you consider the Spurs going with LaMarcus Aldridge and Pat Riley couldn’t go with Dwyane Wade and Dwyane Wade’s camp leaked before the meeting something that played defense against what the Miami Heat was trying to do in that meeting… but he was in no way helping the franchise with the recruitment of Durant in any way, didn’t make a public comment about wanting Durant. Didn’t reach out in private. Somewhere along the line here and I don’t know how this happened and I don’t know why it happened but somewhere along the line there’s a trust fracture here.

“Dwyane Wade clearly doesn’t trust the Miami Heat to give him X number of million on the front end with the bird rights they can give him at the end of the contract — the parachute of one year, $30 million, $40 million, $50 million — he clearly doesn’t trust them to do that…”

The Cleveland Cavaliers will not match the offer sheet Matthew Dellavedova has agreed to sign with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Dellavedova agreed to a four-year, $38.5 million deal with the Bucks on the opening day of free agency. 

Cleveland would have three days after Dellavedova signing the offer sheet to decide to match.

Dellavedova settled for the Cavaliers' qualifying offer of $1.2 million after it was made clear that a multi-year pact that suited both sides could not be reached.

The Milwaukee Bucks and Denver Nuggets continue to pursue a deal with Dwyane Wade.

Wade remains a free agent as he's been unable to agree upon terms so far with the Miami Heat.

The Bucks don't have enough cap space to sign Wade currently, but they have confidence of being able to trade away Greg Monroe. Milwaukee is scheduled to meet with Wade after the 4th of July holiday.

Dwyane Wade is in contract talks with both the New York Knicks and Milwaukee Bucks.

Wade could schedule meetings next week.

Wade and the Miami Heat have been unable to agree upon terms. 

"He wants to be compensated for his pay cuts," a source told Ramona Shelburne.

Adrian Wojnarowski reports Wade has received multiple offers in the $20 million per season range. The Chicago Bulls, Dallas Mavericks and Denver Nuggets have each started to pursue Wade in addition to the Bucks and Knicks.