Could son of former NBA star help the Bucks off the bench?
The Milwaukee Bucks may be in a position this offseason where they need to acquire talent on the cheap to fill out the roster. If previous acquisitions are any indicator, the Bucks will likely look for players with size, athleticism and length to provide depth.
With the Bucks having a well below-average offense this past season despite their massive improvements defensively, adding some shooting may be in the cards as well.
With that in mind, it's possible that a former NBA star's son could help the Bucks out on the wing.
Here's Chris Reichert at Behind The Buck Pass:
"Glen Rice Jr. is still only 24 years old and at 6’6 he can play shooting guard or spot minutes at the small forward position as well. He spent the last two seasons with the Wizards until he was waived during the 14-15 campaign. He played 37 games and averaged 17.5 points, 5.0 rebounds and 3.4 assists. The Bucks need scoring and Rice can provide that off the bench."
(h/t Behind The Buck Pass)
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