The Milwaukee Bucks selected D.J. Wilson out of Michigan with the 17th overall pick of the NBA Draft, but how do we grade the pick?
Although it was a pick that initially caused surprise in many quarters, the Milwaukee Bucks’ decision to select D.J. Wilson with the 17th overall pick has generally been very well received in the time since.
Wilson comes to the NBA with solid rather than gaudy numbers, but plenty of potential to far transcend his college production as a professional.
Having already rounded up some of the Bucks’ draft grades from around the net for Friday’s daily column, it’s now the turn of our own grades for the Wilson pick.
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Our own Reid Mueller took a look at Wilson as a potential draft prospect earlier in the week, but now we can also look a little closer at his game through the prism of his abilities that are most likely to come into play alongside his new teammates.
Rather than just dishing out a simple grade, we break down the details on Wilson’s offense, defense and the value of where he was picked, before combining the three for an overall grade.
So without further ado, let’s get down to it.