The NBA's most improved player award comes down to expectations, and that is hurting Ryan Rollins.

We dig into it coming up next on today's Locked on Bucks.

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started. On today's show, Camille, the most improved player debate. We will recap some of the

good that we saw in a win over the weekend against the Phoenix Suns. And the latest on those

prospects that we decided,

we'll keep an eye on through the NCAA tournament.

There's been a lot of updates on that group.

But we begin with Ryan Rollins and the NBA's Most Improved Player Award, the latest odds.

And these have shifted a bit since, I think December, early January was the last time I checked on this.

And at that point, Denny Avdia was the odds on favorite.

It is now shifted where Jalen Duren is the odds on favorite to win this.

Preseason odds were not that great for Jailen Duren,

but it's Jalen Duren won, Jalen Johnson, two,

Dennyovia of the Blazers, three,

Nikiel Alexander Walker of the Hawks is four,

and Ryan Rollins of the Bucks is number five. So you look at that list of top

five, what stands out to you the most? The fact that Ryan Rollins is far too low on that list

for me personally. And I understand how this award has kind of changed over the last few years.

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