Milwaukee Bucks Midseason Grades, Part 1

Each and every player on the Milwaukee Bucks gets graded for their performances thus far this season. Here are the first five of those player grades.

The Milwaukee Bucks have been disappointing this season in terms of their record, but some individual players have taken leaps and bounds forward. Other players have…not done that.

I’ll be going through the entire Bucks roster to give each and every player a grade based on their performances in Milwaukee’s first 54 games this season. Since doing all 15 at once would be a massive article and probably kill me we’ll go in groups of five, sorted alphabetically.

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That means first up is Giannis Antetokounmpo, followed by Jerryd Bayless, Michael Carter-Williams, Chris Copeland and Tyler Ennis. Although not all of these five guys get a ton of playing time, they’ll all still get legitimate grades. There are no cop-out incomplete scores handed out here.

Players will be graded on what they’ve been able to accomplish, weighed by their expectations. It’s not really fair to fault a player for not scoring enough points per game if they only get a few minutes to play. To go along with that, players that have shown more in the past have higher expectations than unproven players.

Without further ado we’ll start with the Greek Freak himself, Giannis Antetokounmpo.

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