Jericho Sims is a center for the Milwaukee Bucks, wearing number 45 and serving as a reserve big man in the frontcourt rotation. Born October 20, 1998, Sims stands 6 feet 9 inches tall and weighs 250 pounds. He played college basketball at the University of Texas before entering the NBA.
Through 67 games this season, Sims is averaging 18.6 minutes per game, putting up 4.3 points, 5.2 rebounds, and 1.3 assists per contest. His 64.1 percent field goal rate reflects a finishing-oriented role near the basket, though his 20.8 percent free throw rate is a notable weakness that limits his effectiveness when fouled. His block and steal numbers (0.2 each) are modest for a center, and a plus-minus of -3.5 suggests the team trends slightly negative during his minutes. On the Bucks, Sims fills a depth role behind more prominent frontcourt pieces, contributing primarily through physical play, screen-setting, and rebounding rather than scoring creation. For bettors, his rebounding average near 5 per game makes the rebounds prop the most relevant angle to monitor, particularly in games where he earns extended minutes due to foul trouble elsewhere or matchup-based lineup decisions. His low free throw volume also makes points props harder to project reliably, so rebounds and minutes-driven totals represent the cleaner betting considerations for this player.
