Damien

Inglis

He showed signs of promise early on, but injuries and inconsistent play hurt Inglis big time. He will likely get a camp invite with another team. Inglis matched his career high in scoring with 10 points in his last game of the season, so he is going out on a high note.

Inglis will be suiting up for the Knicks’ D-League affiliate, so there’s no fantasy value here.

He had some buzz when the Bucks took him at 31 in the 2014 draft, but injuries and a lack of an offensive game hurt his chances for playing time. Inglis might be heading overseas.

Oh no. He had surgery in September last year and then had another one in January after his foot didn’t heal properly. Inglis looked fairly quick while he was out there today and hopefully it’s just soreness. We’ll look for an additional update with more specific info.

As he should be. Inglis needed two surgeries on his foot and this was his biggest chance to play since. He’s a capable small forward, but he’s unlikely for minutes out of the gate. He’s expected to play on Sunday.

Inglis did not play a single minute during his rookie season after fracturing his right foot during a pre-draft workout. There have now been multiple reports saying that Inglis will likely be ready for Summer League, so we’ll get a peak at him in July. It’s too early to predict his fantasy value, but if Khris Middleton returns with Milwaukee next year, it’s going to be very difficult for Inglis to emerge as a factor in standard leagues.

He had a very rough start to his career and didn’t get any playing time in his rookie season. Inglis had a very bad aggravation to his foot surgery, so expect the Bucks to handle him with kid gloves. Like his teammate Giannis Antetokounmpo, Inglis has some nice length and could play both forward spots. Of course, we’re not saying he has the ceiling of the Greek Freak.

He has a foot injury right now and will not be playing with the team this upcoming week. Inglis is a very raw player and is not a lock for minutes, but it could certainly become a solid rotational player in a couple years. He’ll likely get some stints in the D-League and could get some minutes on occasion if the Bucks get bit by the injury bug.

The 6’8", 240-pound Inglis has a condor-like 7’3" wingspan and just turned 19 years old in May. His defensive ability will certainly help him get on the court, but he also shot the ball well in Pro A in France at 49.5 percent with 0.4 triples per game.

The means he’s likely not going to be coming over for summer league in Las Vegas, but Inglis is still a ways from being an NBA rotational player. He has some nice upside with his 7'3" wingspan at the small forward spot and is expected to be ready for training camp in Milwaukee.