Trevon

Duval

Duval played last season on a two-way contract with the Bucks, appearing in three games with Milwaukee. He was waived late in the season, and picked up by the Rockets.

He’ll bring some emergency depth to the point guard position in Houston, but he won’t see the floor enough to make an impact in fantasy hoops.

Bledsoe was expected to play until about a half-hour before tip-off. With George Hill (groin) and Malcolm Brogdon (foot) already out, Isaiah Canaan and Trevon Duval will split the point guard minutes with Tony Snell and Pat Connaughton also available to see more time for the short-handed Bucks.

Duval was a highly-touted prospect coming out of high school last summer but did not live up to expectations at Duke. He averaged 10.3 points, 5.6 assists and 1.5 steals in 29.8 minutes per game as a freshman. He does have decent size for a PG (6’2.5 in shoes) and a mammoth 6’8.25 wingspan, but will likely have to prove himself in the G-League to get a crack at the NBA.

He joined the Rockets for the summer league but wasn’t able to land a contract. Duval clearly has work to do before he can get run in the NBA, so expect him to spend most of his time in the G-League working on his game in 2018-19.