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The Bucks will start giving AJ Green's minutes to Brayden Burries unless Green grows his game.

Writer Swoosh Shrestha argues that Milwaukee Bucks guard AJ Green must elevate his aggressiveness and overall play to justify earning rotation minutes over rookie Brayden Burries. Following Milwaukee's season-opening loss to the Washington Wizards, the author believes Burries outplayed Green despite both players splitting backup shooting guard duties across 15 minutes each.
Burries produced 12 points and five rebounds in his debut, earning praise for attacking the rim and showcasing offensive versatility. In contrast, while Green scored six efficient points, Shrestha suggests the sharpshooter risks losing playing time or becoming trade bait unless he expands his impact.
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