Milwaukee Bucks guard Tyler Herro discussed the early-season growth of rookie Brayden Burries following Friday’s 121-107 NBA Cup home loss vs. the Toronto Raptors (21 points/5 offensive rebounds/6 defensive rebounds/6 assists/1 block/8-14 FG/1-5 3-PT/4-6 FT in 38 minutes as a…

Milwaukee Bucks guard Tyler Herro praised rookie teammate Brayden Burries following the team's 121-107 home loss to the Toronto Raptors in the NBA Cup. Herro stated that Burries is poised to become not only one of the best players on the Bucks, but also one of the league's top talents as he continues to develop.
Burries started the game and recorded 21 points, 11 total rebounds, and six assists across 38 minutes of action. He set career highs in points, rebounds, assists, blocks, field goals made, and minutes played during the performance.
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