Malcolm Brogdon Declared War on Canada
Malcolm Brogdon is working his way back from a foot injury. He did not start for the Bucks for the second straight game, and instead, he came off the bench. Brogdon delivered for Milwaukee in his second game back. He had 15 points in 27 minutes in a solid performance. My guess is he will be moved to the starting lineup for Game 2. He had the play of the night with a huge transition dunk that gave Milwaukee its largest lead of the game.
This fourth quarter Malcolm Brogdon dunk brought the house down 💪 pic.twitter.com/LkuqNhrH7h
— SportsCenter (@SportsCenter) May 16, 2019
This is an awesome throwdown for a guy who didn’t play for a few months. As someone who was at the Fiserv Forum last night, this brought down the house. Bucks did not play particually well, and they took the lead on a Nikola Mirotic three then get Brogdon for a slam. Khris Middleton also deserves some credit for that dime. There is something about a good bounce pass that always looks so damn pretty.
Charlie.