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Grading Milwaukee’s Summer League squad on the Bucks Stock Market | Gyro Step
Episode 483
The Milwaukee Bucks NBA Summer League run is thankfully over after two fun wins were followed by three mostly ugly losses. Rohan Katti and Ti Windisch graded each and every player who logged a minute on the Bucks Stock Market on a scale that went from +4 on the high end to -4 on the low. Most of the discussion centered around players on the Bucks roster, including MarJon Beauchamp, Andre Jackson Jr., Chris Livingston, Lindell Wigginton, and Omari Moore, but other central figures of the Summer League squad like Jazian Gortman, Drew Timme, Iverson Molinar, Tyler Cook, Nico Mannion, Tacko Fall, and more got graded too.
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Published on 2 years, 5 months ago