low-usage Milwaukee guard with veteran poise and steady decision-making
In the 2014-15 season, Jimmy Stamas was a limited-usage Milwaukee guard who appeared in 10 games and averaged 0.5 points and 0.2 assists per game, but his value showed up more in ball security and composure than box-score volume. His earlier college profile highlighted a pass-first point guard who piled up 296 assists with just 46 turnovers in one season at Morton College, a strong sign of feel and control. He’s the kind of fit that can stabilize a second unit, keep an offense organized, and avoid self-inflicted mistakes rather than flash as a high-usage scorer.
