Ousmane Dieng made his Milwaukee Bucks debut on Monday, but that wasn't much of an opportunity, just five minutes in a blowout loss. Two days later, however, he made his mark in his first real crack at the rotation, providing 17 points off the bench on a career-high five made threes.
The Bucks still don't know what the former lottery pick can be, but this first glimpse makes it hard to fault them for a low-risk swing on upside at the trade deadline.
Bucks already look astute for taking a flyer on Dieng
Milwaukee acquired Dieng from Chicago in a three-team deal that sent Amir Coffey and Cole Anthony to the Suns.