Milwaukee Bucks: Player Power Rankings (Nov. 24-Nov. 30)

Malcolm Brogdon. 7. team. 89. Brogdon has had better all-around weeks throughout the year, but this was one of his best from a scoring point of view. He averaged one point for every two minutes he was on the floor and was quite efficient in doing so. Several people, myself included (although I’ve always been high on Malcolm), were skeptical of his ability to shoot the NBA three coming out of college, but he started to the find the stroke this week. <p>The Commander-in-Chief was a SCORCHING 6/7 from behind the arc and if he starts to become dead-eye shooter on top of his overall solid play on both sides of the ball, it’s danger time for the rest of the NBA. Putting Giannis and Brogdon on the floor together has already proven to be a solid duo, so just imagine when Brogdon starts hitting all of his open threes.</p>. PG. Previous: 8th