The Bucks waived Alando Tucker on Saturday. Tucker has played in the D-League and in Spain, so he'll land on his feet somewhere. The Bucks also waived Mustapha Farrakhan, Eddie Gill and Orien Greene, as they trimmed their roster to the 15-player limit.

Alando Tucker is hoping to earn a training camp invite from the Bucks. "I'm taking it a step at a time," he said. If I can get an invite to camp, that would be great." Tucker says he's in "great shape, very healthy," but that's what we'd expect as he's looking to earn his way back into the league. Tucker also believes he's improved his ballhandling and shot since the last time he was in the NBA. He played last season in Spain before spending some time with the Texas Legends in the D-League.

Alando Tucker will work out for the Bucks on Tuesday and Wednesday. Tucker signed in Spain in 2011 and is just looking for a route to return to the NBA. He was last in the NBA during the 2009-10 season with the Timberwolves.

Alando Tucker has signed with Gran Canaria in Spain. Tucker was the second overall selection in the NBDL draft behind Jamaal Tinsley on November 3. Many were looking forward to seeing him play in the Developmental League this year, but with the lockout still in full effect, it seems he's looking for a greater opportunity elsewhere.