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As Bucks destroy Washington, La Crosse’s Johnny Davis not getting minutes, despite Wizards 2-11 record
Giannis Antetokounmpo dropped 42 points on Monday night in a Milwaukee Bucks 142-129 win over the Washington Wizards.
The loss dropped the Wizards to 2-11 on the season, leading to calls of more playing time for La Crosse native Johnny Davis, who was the 10th overall pick two drafts ago.
Davis played just six minutes Monday night, getting a rebound and an assist. The second-year guard didn’t take a shot.
Davis has been benched this season for journeymen like Landry Shame and Delon Wright.
Davis, in his second year, played 16 minutes in the season-opener but has only see that total decrease since.
The 6-foot-4 guard showed flashes at the end of last season, when he scored in double-figures in the final six contests, including back-to-back games with 20 points.
The Wizards looked to be in full rebuild mode at that time, shutting down veteran Bradley Beal, then trading him to the Phoenix Suns. Still, Davis sits on the sidelines,
Kayden Shatzer
November 21, 2023 at 6:09 am
It is because you watch a single gamer, Johnny Davis has exactly zero tools that’ll keep him on an NBA floor. He should just consider himself lucky he got this far because that’s the truth he’s better off as a overseas player.
Chip DeNure
November 21, 2023 at 9:39 am
One thing to consider is that Johnny is not good enough to play in the NBA. If he was, he’d be playing. Sure, he was outstanding for the Badgers, but the Big Ten is totally overrated as a conference in football and basketball. In football, you’ve got Michigan and Ohio State, and a bunch of losers. In basketball, Michigan State and Purdue, and the rest not so good, though the Badgers surprise some years.
Mike Abdoo
November 23, 2023 at 8:44 am
You’re on crack if you don’t think the big 10 is a good basketball conference. Illinois, michigan, Maryland, Minnesota, Ohio state, Michigan state,purdue,and Wisconsin have all had top end teams in the last 15 years. There’s a decent argument for the big10 being the deepest conference in college basketball.