Milwaukee Bucks guard Malcolm Brogdon may have already peaked just a quarter of the way through his rookie season. Whatever he does individually for the rest of his career is unlikely to top what he did against the Cleveland Cavaliers Tuesday night.
The 6-5 second-round pick out of Virginia started the best night of his life with a drive right down Broadway in the game's first period that he punctuated with a thundering dunk in Kyrie Irving's face. But that was hardly enough for the fearless youngster. The only way to outdo his first act was to go after the best player on the floor, which he did with bells on in the third quarter—-employing a silky smooth reverse dunk, topped off with an emphatic throw down over the king himself, LeBron James.
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Unfortunately, that was the bulk of Brogdon's scoring for the night, and most nights. He finished with six points in the game, which is right around his season average of 7.5 ppg.
