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Taylor Jenkins is already showing he's not afriad to mix up his rotations with the Milwaukee Bucks.

Milwaukee Bucks head coach Taylor Jenkins removed forward Ousmane Dieng from the rotation in the third game of the regular season against the Philadelphia 76ers. Dieng had struggled across the first two games, averaging four points, 2.5 rebounds, and two assists while shooting 33.3 percent. In Milwaukee's loss to Philadelphia, Jenkins gave backup forward minutes to Nate Ament, who logged 10 minutes off the bench while Dieng did not play.
Behind the Buck Pass writer Dalton Sell argues that Jenkins' swift rotation change sends a clear message that every role must be earned. Sell notes that Milwaukee's forward group remains uncertain outside of Jaime Jaquez Jr., suggesting players should view Jenkins' willingness to adjust lineups as motivation to secure playing time.
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