Milwaukee Bucks forward Kyle Kuzma delivered a jaw-dropping performance that stunned the NBA community during a matchup against the Indiana Pacers.
The 29-year-old, acquired by the Bucks in a four-team trade on February 6, 2025, finished the game with zero points, zero rebounds, zero assists, zero steals, and zero blocks in 22 minutes of play.
The Bucks suffered a 117-92 loss, and Kuzma’s complete lack of statistical contribution became the focal point of the night.
A mid-game image of Kuzma, airborne in his black No. 18 Bucks jersey, starkly contrasts the reality of his impact on the court.
The Flint, Michigan native, who was drafted 27th overall by the Brooklyn Nets in 2017, has built a reputation as a reliable scorer over his career.
Kuzma, who averaged 16.4 points per game during his junior season at the University of Utah, also won the NBA Finals with the Los Angeles Lakers in 2020 before stints with the Washington Wizards and now Milwaukee.
His trade to the Bucks, which saw franchise icon Khris Middleton depart after nearly 12 seasons, was meant to inject versatility and pace into the roster. However, this game raised serious questions about his fit.
Since joining the Bucks, Kuzma has struggled mightily, particularly on the offensive end with his shooting.
The Bucks, aiming to maximize stars Giannis Antetokounmpo and Damian Lillard, now face scrutiny over the trade’s impact.
For Kuzma, this game marks a career low, but the former champion will likely be motivated to rebound and prove his worth in the NBA Playoffs.
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