2018 NBA Power Rankings: Where each team stands ahead of the trade deadline

2018 NBA Power Rankings: Where every team stands ahead of the trade deadline

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15. Milwaukee Bucks (25-22)

Fresh off firing Jason Kidd, the Milwaukee Bucks have some important questions that they need to answer. And a lot of them will be answered by what they choose to do at the trade deadline. For one, what will they do with Jabari Parker, who could be more expensive than the Bucks are willing to pay during the summer.

Another one is, what will the team do about their hole at the center position? They are reportedly interested in DeAndre Jordan, but there haven’t been serious talks yet.

There’s no question that the Bucks underachieved with Kidd this season, but how much will they be able to rebound during the second half of the season?