According to charania, Terek Evans will try out for the defending champion Bucks, which also means that Evans hopes to return to the NBA.
Evans was previously disqualified from the NBA for violating the league's drug ban, and it wasn't until recently that he regained his eligibility to enter the NBA.
In order to return to the NBA, Evans has been preparing. Before the Test for the Bucks, he trained in Miami with the rockets' Wall and others, and he looked very good. Although some media people think that the Lakers may consider Evans, after all, Evans will not ask for a large contract, and is a well-rounded player, but so far, there is no news from both sides.
Evans, 32, was selected by the Kings with the 4th overall pick in the first round in 2009, along with Harden in Philadelphia and Curry of the Warriors.
But in the rookie season, Evans's performance is clearly the best in the rookie of the same year. At the time, he averaged 20.1 points, 5.3 rebounds and 5.8 assists per game, becoming the fourth rookie in NBA history to average 20+5+5 per game in a rookie season, comparable to James. Because he is comprehensive, good at breaking through and connecting, he was also once called "Little James" because of his strong body.
Now, Evans' classmates, Harden and Curry, are mixed well, and after being banned and unbanned, I believe Evans also cherishes this opportunity more than in the past. But as for whether he can impress the Bucks? It also depends on the effect of his trial.