Milwaukee Bucks: 5 reasons they won the offseason

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4. A coherent plan

Whether you agree with the plan or not, Jon Horst appears to be putting his own stamp on the team. Where former general manager John Hammond valued length over all else, Horst is looking to add some shooters to mix with this group.

All three players the Bucks acquired this offseason have one thing in common and that’s their ability to knock down threes. Horst understands this importance and is working hard to fill in the gap left by his predecessor.

As Horst continues to build this team down the road, his plan will become clearer and clearer. We already have a good idea what it is and that’s a good thing for a team who has mostly remained directionless in the recent past.

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