In what many will consider one of the poorer rookie of the year races of all time, Malcolm Brogdon emerged from the sludge with the trophy and bragging rights for the next year. I say that not to disparage what Brogdon did this past season, his calming demeanor and steady two-way play were a huge boon and necessary for a depressing Bucks’ backcourt, but it’s hard to deny the nominees didn’t exactly inspire twinkling thoughts of superstardom in the future. This also comes on the heels of Brogdon being named to the All-NBA Rookie First Team earlier today.
Malcolm Brogdon Wins Rookie of The Year Award
