For the second time in nearly two months, Cam Thomas will be looking for a new home.
The Ex-Net is being waved by the Bucks, according to multiple reports.
The move allows the Bucks to move Pete Nance to a standard NBA contract.
Thomas had been signed by Milwaukee on Feb. 8, just days after the Nets cut ties with the guard as he looked for a fresh start after an up-and-down tenure in Brooklyn that lasted parts of five seasons.
However, his time efforts with the Bucks didn’t appear to be enough for Milwaukee’s brass to keep Thomas with the organization.
Thomas averaged 10.7 points, 1.6 rebounds and 1.9 assists per game in his 18 games with the Bucks, with his best showing coming in his second contest with Milwaukee when he put up 34 points against the Magic.
His split from the Nets was an ugly one and he had choice words last month for the organization that drafted him 27th overall in the 2021 draft when he spoke with The Post’s Stefan Bondy.
Thomas said the Nets “don’t believe in nobody,” though he didn’t expand on why he felt that way.
“I never asked. I don’t even care anymore. I’m on a different team. I don’t want to talk about them much. But that’s what it was. They didn’t believe,” Thomas said at the time. “Always thought — I don’t know. They always thought something was better, I guess. I don’t know. Always chasing something.”
Thomas has played five seasons in the NBA since he was drafted and has averaged 14.9 points per game.
