With the Milwaukee Bucks holding the 24th overall pick in the 2020 NBA Draft, we look at five centers that could catch their interest at that spot in the draft.
The 2020 NBA Draft is now two weeks away and we’re finally reaching a fever pitch of speculation after such an extended trip to get here.
Holding the 24th overall pick, the Milwaukee Bucks have quite the decision to make in an offseason that will be full of them after falling short of reaching the NBA Finals, much less this year’s title.
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We’ve gone over five guards, wings and forwards that could be of interest to the Bucks at that spot in the draft. Now it’s time to turn our attention to five big men that could step up into a potential role for the Bucks coming from this draft class.
That sounds more of a theory than anything at this stage, given the fact that the Bucks have Brook Lopez locked down long-term at the starting center spot.
Whether his twin brother Robin will pick up his $5 million option for next season is a big question and minutes could certainly be had in the team’s center rotation should he decline his option and go back into the open market. It would be hard to expect that, though.
So without further ado, let’s run through five big men prospects that could be of interest to the Milwaukee bucks when they’re on the clock with the 24th overall pick.