The much ballyhooed transition Brook Lopez underwent his latter years in Brooklyn are well-chronicled at this point. Once a brute, now a bomber. His shift to the arc assuredly lengthened his career and led to his ascension as one of Milwaukee’s key figures that helps its star forward, Giannis Antetokounmpo, rule the paint. But in that move, Lopez’s most marketable skill has all but gone by the wayside since he arrived in Mike Budenholzer’s five-out scheme. However, after last year’s team’s unceremonious boot in the Eastern Conference Finals, there’s been chatter about bringing back Lopez’s post game as an effective counterpunch to diversify Milwaukee’s offensive offerings.
Postmaster General: Delivering the Details on Brook Lopez’s Low Post Performance
