One of the primary discussions surrounding the Milwaukee Bucks heading into the new season centers on the topic of development.
Having underachieved for years, the situation in Milwaukee now seems increasingly suitable for major improvement as a team, and across the roster from individuals.
After hiring coach Mike Budenholzer and his assistants, who are widely considered to be elite both in terms of coaching and developing players, the Bucks and their fans will be hopeful that many of their players might fulfil some of their untapped potential in the 2018-19 season.
As a result, the conversation for who will be the Bucks’ Most Improved Player (MIP) in the upcoming campaign is a fascinating one.