Top Five Breakout Players of '10

Joe Alexander—Milwaukee Bucks   With Richard Jefferson traded to San Antonio, Alexander will finally get the playing time that is needed for his development.   Alexander was only put in 59 games this year and averaged only 12 minutes in those games. Though he caught fire later on in the year, the push for the playoffs found Alexander pushed onto the bench as the Bucks tried to sneak into the eighth spot.   With more playing time and a rebuilding team, Alexander will flourish under Scott Skiles, as he will be given a more offensive role. He will have to earn everything though, because it could be him next on the trading block as the Bucks also try to find their identity.    Though he missed out on the dunk competition, he definitely won’t miss out on the opportunity to rise above the rest of his draft class and prove why he was drafted so high.   Trevor Ariza—Houston Rockets   Trevor will receive his 2009 Championship ring this yea...