Due to the impact of the epidemic, the NBA20 season had to be suspended. The league's first record before the suspension belonged to the Bucks with an excellent record of 52 wins and 12 losses.
It is true that behind this team is led by Antetokounmpo, the core force of Antetokounmpo, which makes the Bucks strong and powerful as a whole. Antetokounmpo is tall with long arms and super defense capabilities, but the man next to him, Chris Middleton, is also a general who cannot be underestimated. It can be said that Middleton now plays an irreplaceable role in the Bucks. It is Antetokounmpo's right-hand man and the mainstay of the Bucks.
But Middleton's journey has not been smooth sailing. From high school to college, despite his passion for basketball, his skills have never been recognized by the basketball world. He participated in the NBA Draft in 2012 and played for the Detroit Pistons with the 39th low pick in the second round, which did not bring him much playing time. In 2013, he was traded to the Milwaukee Bucks. In 2016, he accidentally injured his left hamstring during training. The hamstring and leg bone were completely separated. At that time, several senior NBA officials said: "This is very rare. Injury." Missed the game afterwards. For the first time in the 2018-2019 season, he was selected as an All-Star substitute.
However, Middleton today can always make opponents fearful in the game. It is an indispensable offensive firepower in the team. At the critical moment of the game, Middleton often stands up and throws the key ball. Middleton’s offensive ability has been greatly improved in the past two years and has become very good. Most of the three-point areas even exceed the league average. The average frequency of face-to-frame breakthroughs per game is 12.6%, which exceeds. 63.2% of the players in the league have a frequency of 13.4% of the ball and shoot, surpassing 98.4% of the players in the league. In this season, Middleton's field goal percentage is 49.9%, ranking 29th in the league. On the defensive end, Middleton is not inferior, averaging 6.2 rebounds per game, ranking 55th in the league. These records are enough to show that the Bucks second master Middleton is an all-around striker, bringing many bright moments to the team.
Although Middleton still needs to improve in terms of skills, for example, this season has an average of 2.1 turnovers per game, ranking 53rd in the league. This requires Middleton to work hard to reduce the number of his turnovers and prevent excessive turnovers. More and lead to reduced offensive opportunities. But as you can see, from no one cares to becoming an indispensable part of the team, Middleton has walked step by step. The perfect counterattack that others have seen, he has walked all the way through all obstacles. Believe that such a down-to-earth person can seize his own glory in the future.
