#41. Khris Middleton, Milwaukee Bucks, #8 Small Forwards

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02 Jan
2021

Pre-2020-21 Rank #47, Pre-2021-22 Rank: #40, Pre-2022-23 Rank: #37, Pre-2023-24 Rank: 38.

Peak Period: From 2015-16 to 2021-22

Khris Middleton has been to three All-Star Games, but he was the second option on a Milwaukee Bucks team that won the NBA Championship in 2021. Not only did he get a ring that year, he also won an Olympic Gold Medal for the United States. Saying that, he is well over 30, Middleton's only path to the Hall is to win a lot more Titles, and number two could come this year with Milwaukee. It will have to for any serious shot.

The Bullet Points

Games Played: 739
All-NBA: 0
All-Star Selections: 3
MVP: 0
All-Defensive: 0
DPOY: 0
PPG: 16.9
Peak PPG: 19.3
Points: 12471
Points Peak: 8926
RPG: 4.2
Peak RPG: 5.3
Rebounds: 3563
Rebounds Peak: 2459
APG: 3.9
Peak APG: 4.5
Assists: 2916
Assists Peak: 2082
SPG: 1.2
Peak SPG: 1.2
Steals: 868
Steals Peak: 574
BPG: 0.2
Peak BPG: 0.2
Blocks: 143
Blocks Peak: 88
Playoff Games: 80
PER: 16.7
Peak PER: 17.7
Win Shares: 55.9
Peak Win Shares: 40.3
VORP: 16.0
Peak VORP: 12.3
Conference Titles: 1
NBA Titles: 1
Additional Notes: Middleton played his college ball at Texas A&M and was a Second Team Big-12 Selection, and won a Gold Medal for the United States at the Olympics.

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