The NBA is looking into Milwaukee Bucks guard Gary Trent Jr.’s four-year, $64 million contract re-signing, multiple outlets report. The inquiry centers on whether the deal could involve salary cap circumvention, with some league observers questioning the timing and structure of the extension after Trent posted a down season that did not clearly match typical free-agent market expectations. The contract is described as being agreed to as a four-year agreement worth $64 million, following Trent’s re-signing with the Bucks. After news of the deal spread, allegations and “eyebrows” emerged across the league, prompting the NBA to review the terms. At this stage, sources characterize the matter as an investigation or a continued look into the contract, rather than a concluded finding. The NBA’s review indicates the league is examining the contract details for potential compliance with collective bargaining and salary cap rules. The Bucks and Trent are not reported as having admitted any wrongdoing, but the case remains pending while the NBA evaluates whether the contract follows cap regulations.