Ryan Rollins Emerges as Milwaukee Bucks' Potential Second Star

Ryan Rollins, a former second-round pick who spent his rookie year with the Golden State Warriors, has made a significant impact on the Milwaukee Bucks, potentially becoming their second star. The 21-year-old guard dropped 25 points on the New York Knicks on Tuesday and followed it up with a 30-point performance against the Golden State Warriors on Thursday, October 30, at Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Rollins' impressive performances have caught the attention of Bucks fans and analysts alike. "He's got a great feel for the game, and his ability to score from different levels is impressive," said Bucks assistant coach, Darvin Ham. "We're excited to see him grow and develop as a player." Rollins' career-high of 23 points was surpassed this week, and he has now crossed the 20-point threshold twice in his career. Rollins' journey to becoming a key player for the Bucks began when he was drafted by the Warriors with the 44th overall pick in the 2023 NBA draft. He spent his rookie year with the Warriors, playing limited minutes and averaging just 4.5 points per game. However, Rollins' work ethic and dedication to improving his game did not go unnoticed, and he was traded to the Bucks in the offseason. The Bucks, who have been looking for a secondary star to complement Giannis Antetokounmpo, may have found their answer in Rollins. "Ryan has a lot of potential, and we're excited to see him develop into a key player for our team," said Bucks general manager, Jon Horst. "He's got a great attitude and is always looking to improve his game." Rollins' impressive performances have also caught the attention of NBA analysts, who see him as a potential breakout star. As the Bucks continue their season, Rollins will look to build on his recent success and establish himself as a key player for the team. With his impressive scoring ability and growing confidence, Rollins may become a household name in the NBA. For now, Bucks fans are excited to see what the future holds for the young guard.