Trent's first season with the Bucks was largely underwhelming, averaging just 11.1 points, 2.4 three-pointers and 1.0 steals in 25.6 minutes per game. Although he was a consistent part of the rotation, his playing time fluctuated, typically depending on how well he shot the basketball. Having parted ways with Damian Lillard during the offseason, Trent finds himself in a potentially favorable situation. The Bucks are likely to go with a combination of Trent, Kevin Porter, Ryan Rollins and Cole Anthony, none of whom are proven commodities. Of those four players, Trent is likely the best off-guard, meaning he could find himself in a starting role. His lack of peripheral production limits what he can do on the court, although his defensive numbers are slightly above average. Look for Trent to log close to 30 minutes per game, putting him in a position to increase his production by close to 20 percent, potentially.