Ranking Milwaukee Bucks' roster: Fighting for final spots

Ranking Milwaukee Bucks’ roster: Fighting for final spots

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Dec 21, 2018; Boston, MA, USA; Boston Celtics forward Semi Ojeleye (37) shoot for three points against Milwaukee Bucks center Brook Lopez (11) in the first quarter at TD Garden. Mandatory Credit: David Butler II-USA TODAY Sports /

11. Semi Ojeleye

One of the Bucks’ new acquisitions this year, it will be fun to watch Semi Ojeleye battle for a spot in the rotation. He’s theoretically a guy who could replace the P.J. Tucker role, however, I wouldn’t go that far. He is switchable on defense, capable of defending multiple positions. However, he doesn’t have nearly the basketball I.Q. or communication skills that Tucker did.

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Ojeleye does bring a bit more on offense, including a more proficient shot (at least on paper). Still, opponents don’t respect his three-point shooting and he’ll have to prove it again this season. In a perfect world for Ojeleye, he’ll prove himself as an above-average defender who can help the Bucks switch while hitting threes at a near 40 percent clip.

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