Milwaukee Bucks: Player Power Rankings (March 17-March 22)
PG. Previous: 4th. Matthew Dellavedova. 9. team. 89. With Delly shooting just 6-for-27 (22.2%) from the field and 2-for-9 (22.2%) from three, things were not good for Outback Jesus this week. But, if I have learned anything from him this year, it is that the more I complain about his shooting percentages, the better he plays. Last week I praised a nice week from three and he turned around with a poor performance. I am sure that this section on Delly has no real impact on his play, but it is fun to think that it does. <p>When Dellavedova is shooting the ball well, he is a valuable point guard for the team along with Malcolm Brogdon. This week, however, nothing was dropping. The three wasn’t falling and neither was the floater. The rest of the roster has been great recently, but for the Bucks to win a playoff series (did I just say that? This streak is doing good things for my optimism), Delly needs to be shooting it well.</p><div class=
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Matthew Dellavedova PG
Last week: 4 GP: 23.5 mins/4.8 pts/1.5 rebs/3.0 asts
Last rank: 4
With Delly shooting just 6-for-27 (22.2%) from the field and 2-for-9 (22.2%) from three, things were not good for Outback Jesus this week. But, if I have learned anything from him this year, it is that the more I complain about his shooting percentages, the better he plays. Last week I praised a nice week from three and he turned around with a poor performance. I am sure that this section on Delly has no real impact on his play, but it is fun to think that it does.
When Dellavedova is shooting the ball well, he is a valuable point guard for the team along with Malcolm Brogdon. This week, however, nothing was dropping. The three wasn’t falling and neither was the floater. The rest of the roster has been great recently, but for the Bucks to win a playoff series (did I just say that? This streak is doing good things for my optimism), Delly needs to be shooting it well.