From the moment the Milwaukee Bucks waived two-way point guard Mark Sears, Dillon Jones felt like the most logical replacement. However, days went by, and nothing happened. Now, Jones is not there for Milwaukee to acquire anymore, as the New York Knicks have reportedly signed the small forward to a two-way contract. Time will tell how the Milwaukee Bucks fill their still-vacant two-way spot.
Knicks sign Dillon Jones, who would have made sense for Bucks
The obvious case for Jones in Milwaukee would have revolved around him being a small forward. With Taurean Prince likely out for the year and Amir Coffey disappointing, Milwaukee has been rolling out a lineup with a shooting guard at the three spot for most of the year.