On January 29, Beijing time, Cousins completed re-employment in the Nuggets, and now according to the Nuggets reporter Katy Winge, because the Nuggets have a number of players released from isolation, they were forced to lay off Cousins, but once again signed Cousins with a standard ten-day contract.
Cousins, who has signed a non-guarantee contract with the Bucks this season, has played 17 games and averaged close to 10+6 per game, and has done a pretty good job, but the Bucks cut Cousins for maintaining lineup flexibility.
The Nuggets previously signed Cousins to a difficult ten-day contract because the team had multiple players triggering the league's health and safety agreement. However, because the Nuggets currently have a number of players released from quarantine, resulting in the expiration of their difficult special cases, they can only choose to cut Cousins.
However, the Nuggets then signed Cousins again on a standard ten-day contract, although it was a ten-day contract, but the nature of the contract changed.
Cousins has played in five games for the Nuggets, including today's game against the Pelicans, and in the first four games for the Nuggets, the Nuggets have a 3-1 record, and Cousins was expelled from the previous game.
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