Anxiety about the future of Giannis Antetokounmpo isn’t the Milwaukee Bucks’ only headache after the collapse of their reported sign-and-trade deal for Bogdan Bogdanovic.

The NBA has opened an investigation into the Bucks’ attempt to secure the Sacramento Kings sharpshooter ahead of free agency, according to The New York Times’ Marc Stein.

Tim Reynolds of the Associated Press later confirmed the report, saying the investigation would look into how, or if, the two teams agreed on parameters of the deal.

The Bucks had previously been reported to have struck a deal that would have sent Bogdanovic and forward Justin James to Milwaukee in exchange for Donte DiVincenzo, Ersan Ilyasova and D.J. Wilson. The move was part of a larger roster overhaul intended to keep Antetokounmpo happy ahead of his free agency next summer.

However, the deal seemed on the rocks just two days later on the night of the NBA draft, reportedly due to the not-insignificant oversight of Bogdanovic not agreeing to the deal. Hours later, it was reported that Bogdanovic would test restricted free agency after all.

The NBA’s investigation could be an indication that the league doesn’t quite believe that the Bucks were never in communication with Bogdanovic, who remains a member of the Kings until Friday and can’t communicate with other teams. Even if the two teams try to resurrect the deal after Friday, they won’t be able to make the same transaction because Milwaukee has already waived Ilyasova.

Whichever way it plays out, it’s still yet another problem for the Bucks to deal with as they try to keep a contender together for the foreseeable future.

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