Martin declared Tuesday for the 2020 NBA Draft, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

The son of 2000 No. 1 overall pick Kenyon Martin, "KJ" will head into the draft without having played college basketball after spending the 2019-20 season at IMG Academy in Florida as a post-graduate player. The 6-foot-6 forward is expected to either get selected in the second round or go undrafted.

Martin Jr. has declared for the 2020 NBA Draft, Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN reports.

EDGE Analysis

Son of former-first overall pick and NBA veteran Kenyon Martin, "KJ" is eligible for the draft after spending this past season playing for IMG Academy as a post-graduate. He graduated high school at Sierra Canyon prior to his enrollment at IMG. He is currently being projected as a second-round selection.

Martin retired from the NBA on Thursday, Yahoo! Sports reports. The first overall pick in the 2001 NBA Draft has turned in a mere 61 appearances over the last three seasons, so his decision doesn't come as a shock. After stints with five organizations, Martin will conclude his career with averages of 12.3 points (on 48 percent shooting), 6.8 rebounds, 1.9 assists, 1.2 steals, and 1.1 blocks in 31 minutes.

Martin was officially waived by the Bucks on Thursday, Fox Sports Wisconsin reports.Martin was expected to be waived following a trade that sent Brandon Knight to the Suns and brought Michael Carter-Williams, Miles Plumlee and Tyler Ennis to Milwaukee. The veteran is now a free agent, and will have to look elsewhere for work.

Martin (ankle) is expected to be waived by the Bucks, Yahoo! Sports reports.Martin missed the final five games before the break due to an ankle sprain, and after the additions of Michael Carter-Williams (toe), Tyler Ennis, and Miles Plumlee at the trade deadline, it appears that a roster spot is required for one of the trio. As a result, Martin may have logged his last minutes in the NBA.

Martin (ankle) will not play Wednesday against the Kings, Andrew Gruman of Fox Sports Wisconsin reports.Martin will miss a fifth straight game, but he'll have the entire All-Star break to recover from a sprained ankle. Expect him to be back in action when the Bucks resume play on Feb. 20 against the Nuggets.

Martin (ankle) will not play Monday against the Nets, Andrew Gruman of Fox Sports Wisconsin reports.Martin will sit out his fourth straight game with a sprained ankle suffered Monday against Toronto. Coach Jason Kidd said Martin is improving, though the veteran could also be held out Wednesday with the All-Star break looming.

Martin (ankle) is out for Saturday's game against the Celtics, FOX Sports Wisconsin reports. Martin's injured ankle will ensure his third absence in a row, but consider him questionable in advance of Monday's contest versus the Nets.

Martin (ankle) will not play against the Rockets on Friday, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports. Martin's next opportunity to get back on the court will come against the Celtics on Saturday. Until further news is released from the Bucks, the 37-year-old should be considered day-to-day moving forward.

Martin (ankle) will not play Wednesday against the Lakers, Greg Matzek of 620 WTMJ reports. It's unknown when Martin sustained the ankle injury, but he'll be sidelined Wednesday, leaving the Bucks even more shorthanded, as Ersan Ilyasova and Zaza Pachulia are both unlikely to play. Consider the veteran questionable to play Friday in Houston.