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Yesterday, you read Part I of our first Roundtable for the year, where we talked shop: Bucks record, offensive and defensive ratings, team MVP, and who will make the biggest leap. You know, the more typical season predictions. Part II…

Brew Hoop contributors shared bold predictions for the Milwaukee Bucks' 2026-27 NBA season in a roundtable discussion. Writers including Zac Day, Jack Trehearne, Jackson Gross, Aiden Fermaner, Nate O., and Dax Ruplinger analyzed potential breakout players, hypothetical trade deadline moves, and personal criteria for defining a successful season following the departure of Giannis Antetokounmpo.
The panel highlighted Myles Turner, Nate Ament, and Kel'el Ware as potential surprises, while also suggesting potential trades involving Turner and AJ Green. Panelists offered various hot takes across the league, with several predicting a strong debut campaign from rookie Brayden Burries.
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Roundtable: The gang makes some season predictions (Part I)Brew Hoop
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