Tyler Ennis underwent successful labral repair surgery to his right shoulder on Tuesday.

After consultation with Bucks orthopaedist Dr. Michael Gordon and Dr. David Altcheck from the Hospital for Special Surgery, the procedure was performed this morning in New York.

Ennis was acquired along with Miles Plumlee and Michael Carter-Williams on Feb. 19 in a three-team deal with Phoenix and Philadelphia.

In 25 games (one start) this season for Milwaukee, Ennis averaged 4.0 points, 2.4 assists and 1.1 rebounds in 14.1 minutes per game.

The Milwaukee Bucks will have the No. 17 overall pick in this year's NBA Draft and hope to follow on past success in this position.

"If you look at the history of the draft and you start talking about that 12 to 17 and 18 range, you can miss on those guys," John Hammond said. "We would consider ourselves fortunate when you start mentioning John [Henson], Larry [Sanders], Giannis [Antetokounmpo]. Those guys all have proven to be quality players in this league."

"You look at last year's draft, and when you're slotted at two, you have a grouping of probably three players."

Khris Middleton will be one of the NBA's most highly coveted restricted free agent.

Middleton put up a great season and is well-liked by advanced analytics.

One executive predicts Middleton to receive an offer of $15 million per season.

“That’s what Chandler Parsons got, but this guy plays much better defense,” the executive said.

Middleton is a good perimeter shooter and he can defend multiple positions at a high level.

Giannis Antetokounmpo took responsibility for his flagrant foul on Mike Dunleavy Jr. that resulted in his ejection.

“It was a bad play by me. It is not going to happen again," said Antetokounmpo.

“It was national TV. Kids were watching. A lot of people see me as a role model. I’m disappointed in myself."

Antetokounmpo said he will apologize to Dunleavy for the incident and will accept the NBA's punishment.