Affectionately dubbed “Jet” throughout his career, Jason Terry entered Milwaukee as yet another veteran who seemed to cling onto the Jason Kidd aura. They were former teammates after all, lifting the Larry O’Brien trophy together in 2011. Entering 2016-17, as the Milwaukee Bucks tried to pick themselves up after a disappointing season, Jet seemed like the ideal veteran shooter who could bring stability and a “winning culture” to a young team still trying to find its legs. Signing a 1-year, $1.5M deal, Terry was an ideal complement around the arc for Giannis Antetokounmpo.
The Best Bucks Contract of the Last Decade: Jason Terry Jets to Fifth
