Once touted as a future star in Miami, Justise Winslow is working his way back to the NBA with Raptors 905
Selected No. 10 overall in 2015, Winslow played five solid seasons with the Heat but never blossomed into a star. “I know what type of player I am.”
Justise Winslow is on a little bit of an NBA career-rebirth journey and he knows it’s a day-by-day process.
The 27-year-old last played NBA minutes back in December when he was with the Portland Trail Blazers, exiting a game against the Oklahoma City Thunder with what the team called a left ankle injury. He underwent season-ending surgery three months later.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo Drops Candid Truth Bomb on Milwaukee Bucks After Raptors Blowout
There are very few positives to take away for the Milwaukee Bucks after they got destroyed by the Toronto Raptors on Wednesday night. After all, it’s hard to smile after being utterly dominated by an Eastern Conference foe the way the Bucks were in Toronto.
Giannis Antetokounmpo Highlights Silver Lining for Milwaukee Bucks
Be that as it may, Bucks talisman Giannis Antetokounmpo believes that it’s not all bad. There’s no denying that Milwaukee will want to move on from this embarrassing defeat as soon as they possibly can, but at the same time, the former back-to-back MVP notes that this is just one of those lessons that the team has to go through:
“It’s good,” Giannis said. “It’s not going to be easy. Obviously, (we) played through the wall. We gotta get better defensively and offensively. (We gotta) know what we’re trying to accomplish from every possession that we have.
“But at the end of the day, we need days like this to kind of realize (that) we have to get better. We are not there yet. We gotta keep coming together as a
