HeyJaredWilliam Moxon
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Bucks finally have their Khris Middleton replacement after 1.5 years of turmoil (opens the original)
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It has been over one and a half years since the Milwaukee Bucks moved on from Khris Middleton. Since then, they have struggled to fill the void and score in bunches when they need it. New wing Jaime Jaquez Jr. could very well take on that mantle in providing some offensive punch for Milwaukee. Both players are similar in some ways but very different in others. They can take the lead on offense, score in bunches, and their slow footwork can actually create opportunities for themselves. However, M
Exciting Jaime Jaquez Jr. luxury should boost ascension with Bucks (opens the original)
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One of the big questions facing the Milwaukee Bucks this season is what they do with forward Jaime Jaquez Jr. The Bucks can help him go to another level with his unique play style by surrounding him with four shooters and boosting his productivity. As an inverted wing, he made 59.6 percent of his layups last season, even with Bam Adebayo clogging the paint. Playing him with four shooters will lead to more floor spacing and another successful season for Jaquez. Playing with Myles Turner or Kel'el
Bucks' maximizing exciting new-look rotation requires one obvious sacrifice (opens the original)
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The new-look Milwaukee Bucks roster has provided head coach Taylor Jenkins with a plethora of shooters. To maximize this skill set, the starting lineup will have to be without either Kyle Kuzma or Jaime Jaquez Jr., since both players are better suited to play with four shooters. One of them must sacrifice a starting role. Having Myles Turner and Kel'el Ware as center options does allow the Bucks to play a fun style should Jenkins go for it. Having Kuzma or Jaquez at the power forward spot, surro
Heat already taking firm stance Bucks never dared with Giannis (opens the original)
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For six years, Thanasis Antetokounmpo has been a staple of the Milwaukee Bucks roster, bringing energy to the locker room and city while supporting his younger brother Giannis through some of their family's toughest times. That era is over, and the Heat are not following the Bucks blueprint, as Thanasis has signed a three-year deal to play for Aris B.C. in Greece, where he will play alongside his brother Kostas. The Heat are taking a firm stance following their acquisition of the two-time MVP by
Bucks big man is the perfect trade candidate for the Lakers (opens the original)
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As the Milwaukee Bucks still look to figure out their roster crunch ahead of the NBA season, they have several players who can be flipped for assets. The Los Angeles Lakers have been in the headlines all summer long for a variety of reasons; their new-look team still needs some big man depth, and Jericho Sims is a perfect candidate for them, according to the New York Post's Khobi Price. Nick Richards' signing with the Heat does leave the center free agent market extremely thin. The realistic opt
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