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Erik Slater: Jordi Fernandez’s response to Cam Thomas saying that the Nets "don't believe in nobody": “We wish Cam the best. We loved him while he was here. We hope that he does very well where he is. I don’t know if he has the right to speak about others. We’re happy with the guys we have here. I believe that everybody here can help us with what we have planned.”
Jordi Fernandez’s response to Cam Thomas saying that the Nets "don't believe in nobody":
— Erik Slater (@erikslater_) March 5, 2026
“We wish Cam the best. We loved him while he was here. We hope that he does very well where he is. I don’t know if he has the right to speak about others. We’re happy with the guys we have… pic.twitter.com/ES95emmrdE

Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bulls 120, Bucks 97 - Portis 18pts/5reb - Thomas 15pts/3ast - Green 13pts/2reb/2ast - Rollins 11pts/7reb/7ast - Porter 10pts/6reb/4ast - Kuzma 10pts/3reb/4ast The Bucks are now 26-33 on the season. They play the Celtics tomorrow in Milwaukee.

Speaking to Stefan Bondy of The New York Post (subscriber link) prior to Milwaukee’s lopsided loss to New York on Friday, Bucks guard Cam Thomas said his departure from the Nets was “absolutely” because the team didn’t believe in him. However, Thomas said that lack of belief wasn’t exclusive to him. “That’s just who they are,” Thomas told The Post. “They don’t believe in nobody.” After failing to find a suitable deal involving Thomas, the Nets waived him shortly after the trade deadline passed on February 5. He had a de facto no-trade clause after signing his $6MM qualifying offer as a restricted free agent last summer.

Thomas’ representatives preferred that outcome so he could pick his next team; he signed a minimum-salary deal that covers the rest of the season with Milwaukee a few days later. Asked by Bondy why the Nets didn’t believe in him, Thomas said he was more focused on the present than the past. “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. “Always thought — I don’t know. They always thought something was better, I guess. I don’t know. Always chasing something.”

Cam Thomas: It was all that time, you know, looking for a team. The Bucks were always in contact, they always wanted me even when I got here and met everybody, they told me they was like, "We've been trying to get you here for years." So that was... It really felt good when you choose somewhere and they're like, "Yo, we been wanting you like, we want you." So that was a great thing. There was a good amount of teams interested, but I think the Bucks stood out because I really felt like I could really be myself here. Everybody would embrace me and I think everything's been going good so far. So, I would love to keep building on it and keep and just keep stacking wins.
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Eric Nehm: Cam Thomas: "They just did what they do...They were just speeding us up. Forcing us into isolations. Then when they load up, the ball gets stagnant. We get into some late clock situations, so it's kind of tough. They didn't do nothing special, so it was just execution, I'd say."

Eric Nehm: FINAL: Raptors 122, Bucks 94 - Porter 21pts/10ast/2reb - Rollins 21pts/9reb - Thomas 15pts/3reb - Turner 14pts/4reb The Bucks are now 24-31 on the season. They play next on Tuesday vs. the Heat.

Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 139, Pelicans 118 - Thomas 27pts/3reb - Rollins 27pts/2reb/6ast - Porter 25pts/2reb/7ast - Portis 17pts/11reb - Kuzma 14pts/3reb/4ast - Nance 10pts/5reb/2ast - Dieng 10pts/2reb The Bucks are now 24-30. They play next on Sunday in Milwaukee vs. the Raptors.

Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 110, Thunder 93 - Dieng 19pts/11reb/6ast/4blk - Green 17pts/2reb/3ast - Portis 15pts/12reb/3ast - Kuzma 14pts/4reb/2ast - Porter 12pts/3reb/7ast - Thomas 12pts/2ast - Nance 11pts/7reb/2ast The Bucks (23-30) won five of their last six games heading into the break.
The 24-year-old’s performance was so impressive that Doc Rivers compared Thomas to two of the greatest Sixth Men ever whom he coached during his 27-year NBA career. "It’s unbelievable. I’ve had Jamal Crawford, I’ve had Lou Williams, and now I have Cam Thomas," Rivers told reporters after the game. "Very similar, but they’re all different in their own ways. Cam wants to do right. He wants to play well. You can see that. We’re going to give him every opportunity. The guy is a natural scorer, and you can see that. He probably forced one or two today where he over-dribbled. You live with that and you teach that to get that out of him. But overall, he was fantastic, and he competed on the other end."
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Eric Nehm: FINAL: Bucks 116, Magic 108 - Thomas 34pts/4reb/2ast - Porter 18pts/10reb/11ast - Sims 17pts/11reb/2ast - Dieng 17pts/3reb - Kuzma 15pts/7reb/2ast The Bucks are now 22-30 on the season. They play next tomorrow in Oklahoma City.

Bucks Lead: Cam Thomas on his time in Brooklyn and new beginnings in Milwaukee: "Being somewhere for 5 years you get comfortable there, you love it there. But at the end of the day, it's still a business and it's new beginnings and happy for the opportunity, happy that everybody is embracing me. Everybody's happy that I'm here. Everybody wanted me. I feel great, can't wait to get on the court and help win."
Cam Thomas on his time in Brooklyn and new beginnings in Milwaukee:
— Bucks Lead (@BucksLead) February 9, 2026
"Being somewhere for 5 years you get comfortable there, you love it there. But at the end of the day, it's still a business and it's new beginnings and happy for the opportunity, happy that everybody is… pic.twitter.com/8IfrARCMdI

MarcJSpears: “I picked Milwaukee because they wanted me and they told me they’ve been interested for years now. So, it’s good to have this opportunity come to fruition. And I’m just hoping to meet everybody, get to know everybody and contribute as soon as possible,” @24_camthomas to @andscape on joining Bucks.