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If Kyle Kuzma's struggles persist for the Milwaukee Bucks, they might as well see what rookie Nate Ament can do in his place.

Dalton Sell of Behind the Buck Pass argues that the Milwaukee Bucks should consider benching Kyle Kuzma in favor of rookie Nate Ament following Kuzma's poor performance in the season opener against the Washington Wizards. Kuzma shot just 2-of-9 from the field while recording three fouls and three turnovers as Milwaukee ultimately suffered a defeat.
Sell contends that because Kuzma is on an expiring contract, the Bucks would benefit more from accelerating the development of the 19-year-old Ament. Head coach Taylor Jenkins has reportedly praised Ament, who showed positive flashes during the preseason prior to an injury.
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