Locked On Bucks Hit - Quick Takes on the Milwaukee Bucks
Oct 30, 2026 · 7 min · 6 segments
Charlie Uczen dives into the team stat leaders & breaks down why this Milwaukee Bucks team has been so much fun to watch, despite the rough start to the season. Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz…
He's come in and taken control, led the group with confidence, and I think that's transitioned throughout the team as well.
You see so much confidence on the offensive side of the ball, especially with this team, and I think that stems from a guy like Tyler Hero being on the court and playing as well as he is when he is on the court.
Jaime Jaquez Jr. is the team's second leading scorer, 17.8 points per game, seven rebounds, two and a half assists.
He's going to be in the most improved player conversation early on this season.
He's been so much fun to watch, much like Tyler Hero, stepping into a new and bigger role for this Milwaukee Bucks team than what he had with the Miami Heat.
This year, he gets to start in the first few games of the season, and he has just been phenomenal here.
Outside of that, he's been great, not only as a scorer, as an interior presence for this team on offense, but also as a facilitator and a pick and roll opportunities.
He's just been great all over the court on the offensive side that it's looked like a really just huge jump for him with this Milwaukee Bucks team.
He's averaging 11.8 just above Ryan Rollins at 11.6. It's really kind of cool to see that three of the four pieces that came back in that Giannis deal that were active players are now the leaders of this team.
Colell Ware has been really awesome for this squad off of the bench to start the season.
I know in this last game against the Houston Rockets, he was a little disappointing, didn't step into that role, especially when Miles Turner was was being disappointing as well, and we'll get to Myles Turner later on.
But as Kalel Ware has come into his own a little bit more, again, given a new opportunity, maybe not a bigger role than what he was getting with Miami, but just a different kind of role.
Kevin Porter Jr. was like that a lot last season for this Milwaukee Bucks team where there were some games he'd have five steals and other games where he's just pushing really hard and it would bite him in the butt a little bit.
Right now you get a guy that just kind of runs down there and is just waiting for the ball to go back to the other side of the court.
He's come in and taken control, led the group with confidence, and I think that's transitioned throughout the team as well.
You see so much confidence on the offensive side of the ball, especially with this team, and I think that stems from a guy like Tyler Hero being on the court and playing as well as he is when he is on the court.
Jaime Jaquez Jr. is the team's second leading scorer, 17.8 points per game, seven rebounds, two and a half assists.
He's going to be in the most improved player conversation early on this season.
He's been so much fun to watch, much like Tyler Hero, stepping into a new and bigger role for this Milwaukee Bucks team than what he had with the Miami Heat.
This year, he gets to start in the first few games of the season, and he has just been phenomenal here.
Outside of that, he's been great, not only as a scorer, as an interior presence for this team on offense, but also as a facilitator and a pick and roll opportunities.
He's just been great all over the court on the offensive side that it's looked like a really just huge jump for him with this Milwaukee Bucks team.
He's averaging 11.8 just above Ryan Rollins at 11.6. It's really kind of cool to see that three of the four pieces that came back in that Giannis deal that were active players are now the leaders of this team.
Colell Ware has been really awesome for this squad off of the bench to start the season.
I know in this last game against the Houston Rockets, he was a little disappointing, didn't step into that role, especially when Miles Turner was was being disappointing as well, and we'll get to Myles Turner later on.
But as Kalel Ware has come into his own a little bit more, again, given a new opportunity, maybe not a bigger role than what he was getting with Miami, but just a different kind of role.
Kevin Porter Jr. was like that a lot last season for this Milwaukee Bucks team where there were some games he'd have five steals and other games where he's just pushing really hard and it would bite him in the butt a little bit.
Right now you get a guy that just kind of runs down there and is just waiting for the ball to go back to the other side of the court.
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