Milwaukee Bucks: Revisiting Sterling Brown’s 2019-20 season so far
Sterling Brown’s third season with the Milwaukee Bucks was anything but picture perfect, but he may have a chance to salvage that in the season restart.
Early on in his Milwaukee Bucks tenure, all Sterling Brown needed was a consistent chance.
Like many holdover players following the arrival of Bucks head coach Mike Budenholzer, Brown greatly benefited from the regime changes as he built the promising foundation befitting of the Bucks’ up-and-coming 3-and-D wing alongside their core stars.
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Brown’s encouraging sophomore season eventually parlayed into starts early on in the Bucks’ playoff run all the way to the Eastern Conference Finals before he fell out of the rotation all together.
Based on the progress Brown had made throughout the Bucks’ run last year, it all seemed as though Brown was on the verge of a breakout campaign coming into the 2019-20 season.
Yet Brown’s third season in Milwaukee has been anything but a breakout season as he’s stepped back in considerable ways that have impacted his game and overall influence during what has been a dream season for the team overall.
So without further ado, let’s recap what Sterling Brown accomplished and struggled with throughout his 2019-20 campaign, and the questions that remain for him moving forward into the Orlando restart.