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Brandon Jennings has been giving some live updates on social media regarding his career plans moving forward. In fact, on Thursday, he posted on X that he had an interview for a job within the Milwaukee Bucks organization. This hints at a potential return for Jennings to the team where he began his NBA playing career, and how poetic it would be for him to start his coaching or even executive career on the same team.
The Bucks' social media account also fueled further speculation , alluding to how close Milwaukee actually seems to hiring Jennings, who is only 36 years of age.
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For what it's worth, Jennings seemed to enjoy the process. On his official X account, he tweeted out some details of what happened during his time with the Bucks on Thursday. From the sound of it, it did seem like he had a blast .
"The interview was great. Shared some of my ideas with the Bucks team!!! Also I went 8-1 with John Horst today playing 3on3 ðĶðĶī LEFTYYYY Bucks got a Golf Simulator in the practice facility. Tuffffffffffffffff man I'd be shooting in the high 80s by now ððūâïļ ð," Jennings added.
Jennings had a nine-year career in the NBA, and the Bucks organization is one that he holds near and dear to his heart. Not only did he begin his career in Milwaukee, he also ended his career with them in a 14-game cameo during the 2017-18 campaign.
The 36-year-old guard looked like he was going to be a future star in the NBA after he popped off for 55 points in his rookie season, in a matchup against Stephen Curry , no less. But he never reached the level of efficiency that teams needed out of a lead guard, leading to his eventual flameout from the NBA after just nine years.
Nonetheless, Jennings could still make an impact behind the scenes should the Bucks actually hire him for a potential coaching gig.
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