According to Shams, the Bucks are trying out Terek Evans.
The Bucks seem to have really had some ideas this year and want to defend their title.
Recently, their reinforcement action is really a bit much, has been reinforcing, at present, the depth has been very scary.
Frontcourt: Alphabet Brother, Lopez, Middleton, Portis, Jordan Nora, Ibaka, Monroe
Backcourt: Holliday, Grayson Allen, Connaughton, George Hill, Lindell Wiggington, Matthews, Jevon Carter, Bembry
If you add Evans, isn't this depth a bit scary?
And the Bucks' reinforcement is interesting...
As soon as Dowding and the Warriors' contract ended, he was taken away by the Bucks.
The Nets have just cut Javin Carter and Bembry, and the two most likely haven't started packing up their stuff in the Nets locker room, when the Bucks immediately sent them to the contract and signed them both.
How, are you trying to get any tactical secrets from the layoffs of these potential opponents in the Eastern Finals and The Finals?
It feels like the general manager of the Bucks should be staring at some buyout players on the market all the time, otherwise the shot would not be so fast.
From the closing of the trading window to now, it feels like the Bucks should be the most active team.
However, the team in the West that said it was going to focus on buying out the market has not gained anything so far.
Eh, Bucks, didn't the Bulls cut McKinney the other day, don't you have any ideas? Don't want to know the bull's tactical secrets? What, look down on our eastern second eldest?
The Bucks should be tempted to call now and ask if the Suns and Heat have players to buy out lately, right?!
This is now the first in the East and the first in the West...
Although there is no big deal, this year the Bucks are tinkering and reinforcing.
Signing Monroe and trading to get Ibaka to reinforce the interior
Signed Matthews to reinforce the backfield
Today, he tried Terek Evans to further strengthen the backcourt
This reinforcement is still very methodical.
Terek Evans, who was previously banned from the league for violating drug prohibitions, had just been reinstated a few days ago.
Evans last appeared in the NBA on April 22, 2019, and has not played in nearly 3 years.
However, his last game before his suspension was still played quite well, when he played Celtics in the first round of the Pacers, played 26 minutes, 7 of 18, 3 of 7 of 3 points, and got 21 points, 2 boards and 1 assist.
In the playoffs that year, the Pacers were out of the first round, but Evans, who was a substitute, averaged 15.3 points, 4.3 boards and 0.8 assists per game, and his performance was still outstanding.
If Evans is still half the level of that year, it is already a very strong bench supplement for the Bucks.
I think that when Evans debuted, he was also a genius who averaged 20.1 points, 5.3 boards and 5.8 assists per game.
Rookie season can average 20 + 5 + 5 per game, the NBA's long history, there have been 5.
In addition to Evans, the other 4 are Jordan, James, Big O and Doncic.
Now look at this list, mixed with an Evans in the middle, is it not very contradictory?
But Evans was really a genius that year, after all, he beat Harden, Curry, and DeRozan to get the best rookie. Unfortunately, it is really the peak of the debut, and the next few seasons are really declining season by season, and in the final year of the Kings, the average is only 15.2 points, 4.4 boards and 3.5 assists per game.
However, in the 2017-18 season at the Grizzlies, Evans was a bit of a bottoming out, and Evans averaged 19.4 points, 5.1 boards and 5.2 assists per game that season, which is close to the peak level, that is, the rookie season.
Evans really spent his entire career chasing the good self of the rookie season, but he still couldn't catch up until the year of his ban.
I don't know how much oil is still in Evans tank after 3 years of stumbling, and now that I'm coming back, how much oil is still in Evans' tank?
It is said that Evans and Holliday were teammates in the Pelicans, which should be a bit tacit understanding, and it should not be difficult to cooperate.
Bucks rush? No loss in shares!
Eh, if Evans is signed, the Pelicans' starting lineup will be worse than Gordon. As of the deadline, the Bucks are a little interesting to Gordon, but the Rockets are not interesting. I don't know if the bucks have some interest in the thick eyebrows, the Lakers eat some losses, and the thick eyebrows are changed for the letter brother