MILWAUKEE: He’s still playing in a cold weather, Midwestern city on the lake in the Central Division, but Matthew Dellavedova’s life has changed drastically over the last five months. He’s a starting point guard now, he’s engaged and he’s financially secure after signing a staggering four-year, $38 million deal last summer with the Milwaukee Bucks.
“What is it? The most stressful things are a city change, a job change and an engagement,” Dellavedova said with a laugh Tuesday morning. “I’m only joking. It’s been really good.”
He will face his old team Tuesday night and square off against Kyrie Irving for the first time as an opponent.