6 years agoMilwaukee Bucks shooting guard Sterling Brown made the first postseason start of his career during Sunday’s win over the Detroit Pistons, remaining in the starting five in place of the injured Malcolm Brogdon. All five of Brown’s shot attempts came from behind the arc -- while making three -- as he dished out a team-best seven assists across 25 minutes. He notched a team-high plus-38 point differential while on the court, adding 11 points, three rebounds and three steals. He boasts steady DFS potential ahead of Game 2, especially if his shot falls from deep.--Jesse Borek
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