Follow Trent and replace Lillard! Russell is expected to join the Bucks and join forces with Antetokounmpo!

Recently, Sam Amico, a reporter from HoopsWire, updated her social media and mentioned the latest developments of Tangiero Russell.

He wrote: "Russell is expected to leave the Nets and join the Bucks." After being traded to the Nets this season, Russell averaged 24.7 minutes per game, scoring 12.9 points, 2.8 rebounds, 5.6 assists, 1.1 steals and 0.7 blocks, shooting percentage of 36.7% and 29.7% from three-pointers.

Although Russell's performance with the Nets was not satisfactory, his ability is still worthy of recognition. With Lillard's reimbursement, the Bucks are likely to get a middle-class contract-level injury special case, which can be used to sign Russell as the team's starting point guard when Lillard recovers from his injury.

And for Russell, it is not surprising that he made such a choice - last season's Trent scored a minimum salary and scored his career highlights next to Antetokounmpo. This year's offseason big contract is probably not going to be out. Russell's move can be said to be following Trent and joining the Bucks with a lower salary, hoping to perform next to Antetokounmpo and fight for a big contract for himself.

What's more, the Bucks have almost no ball holders on the back after Lillard was injured, and Russell will have sufficient ball rights after coming. Antetokounmpo and the Bucks also obtained a starting helper at a relatively low price. Why not do it?