Bucks still waiting for legitimate first option to emerge in NBA Preseason

Behind the Buck Pass analyst Dalton Sell argues that the Milwaukee Bucks have yet to establish a primary scoring option during the NBA preseason. Through the first three exhibition games, three different players have led the team in scoring: Ryan Rollins with 15 points in the opener, Myles Turner with 19 points in the second game, and Tyler Herro with 18 points in the third matchup.

Sell suggests the battle for top scorer is primarily between Herro and Rollins as the franchise navigates its offense post-Giannis Antetokounmpo. He contends that Rollins' demanding defensive duties may limit his offensive output, giving Herro the advantage to emerge as the primary scorer over the remaining preseason games.