As All-Star break approaches, the Milwaukee Bucks finds themselves in a similar position of dominance to last season. If they wish to fulfill their championship desires this year, Khris Middleton will need to carry his dynamic offensive play into the postseason.
After averaging 19.1 points in a combined nine games versus the Detroit Pistons and Boston Celtics throughout the first two rounds of the 2019-19 playoffs last season, Khris Middleton had looked stellar as the second scoring option for Milwaukee. The league-best Bucks looked nearly unstoppable in their first two matchups but ran into a problem soon after.