Despite key injuries to players like Khris Middleton, Pat Connaughton, and Joe Ingles. The Milwaukee Bucks are off to a league-best 10-1 start. And while most people may attribute their early success to the dominate play we’ve seen out of Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Bucks as a whole are so much more than just Giannis. We saw a perfect example of that when he sat out against the Oklahoma City Thunder, and Jevon Carter erupted for 36 points and 12 assists. So today, let’s show some of the other Bucks love. While also detailing Mike Budenholzer’s early case for coach of the year!
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Jevon Carter deserves a shoutout for holding down the fort on Wednesday night in the absence of both Giannis and Jrue Holiday. Even though Carter is mainly a defensive specialist, he proved that he can run an offense. It just goes to show that there are several players in the league who can possibly play as a number 1 or 2 option, but it is not within their role.
I can’t deny that the Bucks have looked like the best team in the NBA so far this season, or that they have the best player in the world, but other than Giannis they’re old and this could be a massive problem down the stretch. I think you’ll start to see this issue when they play teams like Boston, Cleveland, and Philly in the playoffs, who are all teams with younger cores that can outlast opponents.