Rollins and Herro raise early Bucks backcourt hierarchy question

Ryan Rollins has reportedly averaged 13.5 points and 4.0 assists on 58% shooting through two preseason games, prompting discussion about whether he can become Milwaukee's primary ball-handler rather than Tyler Herro. Rollins' defensive energy and Burries' clutch play are encouraging, but the hierarchy remains provisional after a tiny preseason sample and the backcourt remains overcrowded.