The Milwaukee Bucks are already feeling the absence of starting point guard Kevin Porter Jr. It is quite evident that the team cannot dribble and/or create offense as well without him running the show. His presence is sorely missed already, and they need him back sooner than later.
After Porter scored 10 points in only nine minutes in the Bucks' opening night victory over the Washington Wizards, he sprained his ankle and did not return. Head coach Doc Rivers indicated it was a bad sprain, though the good news was that Porter was back on the bench without a walking boot for the 122-116 victory over the Toronto Raptors.