Cam Thomas

Thomas built his name on pure shot-making — a downhill, three-level scorer who can drop 40 on any given night, which he did repeatedly during his Brooklyn years. He led the Nets at 24.0 points a game in 2024-25, though a hamstring strain limited him to just 25 appearances. The bucket-getting has never been the question; the fit has. After a stalemate in restricted free agency he returned to Brooklyn on a one-year qualifying offer for 2025-26, then was waived midseason and signed with Milwaukee in February 2026. With the Bucks retooling around a younger core after the Giannis Antetokounmpo trade, Thomas gets a fresh audition to prove his scoring can bend a game without leaking it back defensively — the knock that has followed him since LSU.