On February 17, Beijing time, the NBA regular season is in full swing, and the Bucks have a new dynamic, and then I will take you to understand the specific situation. Official! The Bucks signed the Nets veteran, a victim of the Harden trade, and now a new helper of the alphabet brother!
According to the latest official news from the Bucks, the Nets' veteran Bemburi and the Bucks have agreed, and the two sides have officially signed until the end of the season. It is worth mentioning that in order to reach a deal between Harden and Simmons, the Nets had to cut Bembry to free up players, and Bemburi became a victim.
Since the start of the season, Bemburi has played 48 games for the Nets. Averaging 19.8 minutes per game, Bembry averaged 5.8 points, 3.2 rebounds, 1.3 assists, 1 steal and 0.5 blocks per game.
Meanwhile, Bemburi shot a career-high 56.8 percent from the field, and his ability to take chances was good. It can be seen that Bembry can indeed make due contributions to the team, which is also where the Bucks look at him.
Bemburi was the 21st pick in the first round of the 2016 NBA Draft and played for three teams in his career: the Hawks (16-20), the Raptors (20-21) and the Nets (21-22).
As a striker, Bemburi's performance on the offensive end is still remarkable. If there's one flaw on the offensive end, it's that Bemburi failed to develop three-point shooting capabilities, which is a shame.
Although Bembry has shot 41.7 percent from three-point range this season, he has averaged only 0.8 three-point shots per game, and with less than one three-point shot per game, he naturally failed to pose much of a threat to his opponents on the perimeter. If you can develop a three-point ability, then I believe Bembry can definitely play a more important role.
For Bemburi, joining the Bucks was his chance to storm the championship. After all, he has not won a championship so far in his career, and the Bucks are a championship team. At present, the Bucks are in the 3rd place in the East, and the Bucks' lineup configuration is also quite good, Alphabet Brother, Middleton and Holliday have a good performance, plus there is a big Lopez in a state of absence due to injury, and when he returns, the Bucks' lineup strength will also be improved.
Now that Bemburi has officially become a member of the Bucks, as long as he can do the tasks assigned to him by the manager and inject more energy into the Bucks on the offensive end, then Bemburi will become a reliable helper around the alphabet brother, and will also become a championship puzzle for the Bucks. As for how Bembry will perform next, let's wait and see!