In the first two games of the season — including one against the Celtics — Khris Middleton shot 1–10 on threes (and an ugly 9–27 overall) while turning the ball over eight times. It was frustrating. I don’t remember specifically, but without doubt, people on Twitter got worked up (at Eric Nehm’s expense, ideally). Middleton had a body of work that suggested it was merely a slow start on the way to a strong season, that we were dealing with the variance inherent in a supremely small sample size. He ended up having the best year of his career (or close to it).
What The Bucks Need To Win
