In just his second season in the NBA, Sterling Brown is still finding his footing as a pro, and fighting for minutes with the Milwaukee Bucks.
Since the moment he was drafted, Brown has always held a certain level of intrigue, in large part due to how his physical attributes and play style appear to be a seamless fit for the modern NBA.
Brown demonstrated promise in his rookie season, yet suffered from an inconsistent role under both Jason Kidd and Joe Prunty. Dreadful shooting to start this season under Mike Budenholzer didn’t do anything to help Brown’s initial crusade for more minutes in 2018-19, but with signs of major improvement over his last 10-15 games that may well have now changed.