Players to watch in the summer league

NEW YORK, NY – JUNE 21: Donte DiVincenzo poses with Commissioner Adam Silver after being drafted 17th overall by Milwaukee Bucks in the 2018 NBA draft at Barclays Center on June 21, 2018 in the borough from Brooklyn to New York. NOTE TO THE USER: The user expressly acknowledges and agrees that by downloading and using this photo, the user agrees to the terms and conditions of the Getty Images License Agreement. (Photo by Mike Stobe / Getty Images)

The Milwaukee Bucks have a lot of players impacting on their summer league lineup. Who will be the players ready to make an impact in the 2018-19 season?

While the summer is warming up, do things for our basketball junkies out there when the 2018-19 season begins with the NBA Summer League sessions in Sacramento, Utah and Las Vegas. There are some members of the Milwaukee Bucks summer league who will play an important role in the regular season lineup. Here are the players to watch.

The summer league is a good place to evaluate first and second year prospects and, hopefully, to find hidden treasures that could be on the training board

Donte DiVincenzo

Without a doubt, Bucks fans will be delighted to see "The Big Ragu" during his first appearance in a Bucks uniform. DiVincenzo has the opportunity to show that he is willing to contribute and that it will be available for newly hired head coach Mike Budenholzer to use at his discretion. Although it is difficult to make predictions based on the performance of the summer league, the Bucks should look for DiVincenzo to control his offensive play and be able to defend himself defensively. It will be interesting to see how the Bucks plan to use his versatile talent this summer.

DiVincenzo 's best skill is to reverse the three – point shot, which we should see many opportunities to show in the summer league. . We should also be able to see some aspects of the Budenholzer system in summer league, which will give us a taste of how DiVincenzo could fit into his plans. Atlanta's Budenholzer badignment revolved around finding the best shooter, and open trios could be plentiful for DiVincenzo in Las Vegas.

The versatile DiVincenzo offensively will be another thing to watch out for. We saw Villanova use it as a primary ball handler when Jalen Brunson was out of the game and he did a great job at the origin of the offensive. With positional versatility being one of the most attractive traits in the modern NBA, determining if DiVincenzo could translate this skill will be beneficial. I do not expect him to be the main handler of the ball, but being able to initiate the offensive at a rate similar to Marcus Smart could be a possible benchmark for the recruit.

We also want to see him being able to lock the 2 and 3 and he will have the opportunity to do it against quality opponents such as Dennis Smith Jr, Khyri Thomas, Bruce Brown and potentially Luka Doncic, well that he is not supposed to play. It will be an immediate change of pace and strategy to defend the talent and coaching of the NBA, but DiVincenzo's athletics should put him in a good position.