When people talk about Khris Middleton‘s impact on the Milwaukee Bucks, it’s primarily about his ability to mesh with superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Middleton has long been familiar with filling in the gaps around Antetokounmpo as his well-rounded scoring and marksmanship from deep balances the attacking prowess for both the reigning Most Valuable Player and, likewise, for point guard Eric Bledsoe.
Before his second straight All-Star season was cut short due to the coronavirus pandemic, Middleton took his efficiency to another level this year as he was on pace to enter the 50-40-90 club while averaging a career-high 21.