One possible trade for Bucks involving Sacramento Kings player Keon Ellis could be the answer to addressing that void. After Patrick Beverley’s move to Israel, the guard position of Milwaukee Bucks appears extremely exposed.
Keon Ellis: A Rising Star in Sacramento
After not being selected in the draft from Alabama, Keon Ellis has rapidly secured his spot in the Kings’ lineup. Ellis was first given a two-way contract, but after showcasing his skills in the G League, he was offered a regular contract by the organization. Ellis, who is 6’6″ tall, is recognized for his defensive flexibility, capable of defending various positions thanks to his height and athleticism.
Without Kevin Huerter and Malik Monk, Ellis has taken on a starting position. He has demonstrated glimpses of his offensive capabilities by scoring 26 points and making eight three-pointers in a recent match against the Oklahoma City Thunder. His standout quality is his defensive intensity, despite only averaging 4.6 points per game.
A Potential Trade to Milwaukee
According to a recent NBA mock trade proposed by Dalton Sell, Milwaukee could obtain Ellis by exchanging MarJon Beauchamp and participating in a 2031 pick swap. Ellis’ strong defensive skills would complement Damian Lillard well in the Bucks’ backcourt. Enabling Lillard to concentrate on offense as Ellis handles challenging defensive tasks.
Ellis’ Fit in Milwaukee
Should Ellis sign with the Bucks, he could potentially showcase his abilities in a more prominent position and demonstrate his worth for a potential contract down the line. With head coach Doc Rivers leading the way. Ellis has the potential to further develop as a player. While offering the defensive assistance that the Bucks require. It’s unclear if Milwaukee will go through with the trade. But the Bucks’ management will for sure keep a close watch on Ellis’ progress.
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