Bucks Heiress Mallory Edens Provided Her Own NBA Draft Entertainment By Modeling A Bikini On Instagram

Long gone are the days when the Milwaukee Bucks were a terrible team that was participating in the NBA Draft lottery every other year.  They now have a superstar in Giannis Antetokounmpo and are expected to compete in the Eastern Conference for the next several years.

That takes a lot of pressure off of the franchise during the NBA Draft.  This is a team that finished third in the Eastern Conference last season and doesn't necessarily have to nail their picks.

LOS ANGELES - Lou Adler, Mallory Edens and Wes Edens, co-owner of Milwaukee Bucks, attend the Los Angeles Lakers and Milwaukee Bucks basketball game at Staples Center in March. (Photo by Kevork S. Djansezian/Getty Images)

Sure, the season didn't end the way they had hoped when they got bounced in the first round of the playoffs by the Indiana Pacers, but they still ride that NBA title from 2021 for another season or so.  And as long as they have a healthy "Greek Freak," they should be fine.

That doesn't mean those in the front office can't reach back into their bag of tricks and provide the fans with some off the court entertainment.

Just over ten years after Bucks heiress Mallory Edens became an internet sensation at the NBA Draft lottery, she fired up her Instagram between the first two rounds of the NBA Draft and proved she's still money from downtown. 

Bucks Heiress Mallory Edens Is Putting In The Work This Off-Season

Now the timing of the post could be a complete coincidence.  It might have just been time for Mallory to feed the algorithm with some of her modeling work.

That's fair.  We know there are plenty of other ways for her to grab headlines, including with a certain minority owner of the Bucks she was linked to last year.

Whether she was dropping a reminder about her abilities from beyond the arc or simply giving the gram something to chew on, it had her fellow models taking note.

That's talent, that's leadership, and that's putting in the necessary work off the court in the off-season.