No other player for the Milwaukee Bucks garnered more demands of increased playing time from fans than Sterling Brown did last season.
Brown’s rookie year was book-ended with him on the outside looking in as it pertained to the team’s rotation, which was established by both Jason Kidd and Joe Prunty during their respective reigns.
It was midway through his first NBA campaign, specifically starting from the turn of the calendar year to approximately the halfway point in March, where Brown got his greatest run of the season, including four spot starts. Throughout that span, Brown flashed the role playing potential the Bucks saw in him when they acquired his player rights in a draft night trade with the Philadelphia 76ers during the 2017 NBA Draft.