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I know it’s preseason, I know we’re only two games in, and I know half the guys playing in the fourth quarter right now won’t be in the lineup once the season starts, but I’m still buying the Kel’el Ware…
Fadeaway World argues that Milwaukee Bucks center Kel'el Ware has a strong chance to emerge as a future starter and potential Most Improved Player candidate. Ware tallied 32 points and 24 rebounds across his first two preseason games under head coach Taylor Jenkins, demonstrating notable production in limited action.
The article highlights Ware's shooting ability and defensive upside alongside Myles Turner in Milwaukee's frontcourt. With the Bucks rebuilding, the writer contends that Ware's affordable contract and increasing minutes position him well to secure a permanent starting role if his effort and defense remain consistent.
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