Legendary NFL coach Bill Parcells once said, “If you’re considering retirement, you’re already retired.” From relationships to work, this logic can be applied to many huge changes we face in our lives.
It may also apply to the potential Giannis anti-animal schizophrenia of the Milwaukee Bucks. It is reported that the two MVPs are The first transaction is "open"although no move has been requested, it feels like he is considering a deal, he is asking for a deal.
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If Antetokounmpo seriously considers making another ring his top priority, he should push the deal to San Antonio and pair with Victor Wembanyama and De'aaron Fox.
With the Greek freak next to the still improving Wembanyama, the team will be the elite of the defensive starting on Day 1, and even deeper, next year could be a real threat. For several years, Antetokounmpo and Wembanyama will be the top 10 players in the league at the same time. Then, despite the game of Antetokounmpo, Wembanyama's game will continue to rise and keep the Spurs going for years.
Thanks to NBA Draft Lottery Table Tennis, the Spurs may also be able to pack the best deals together. San Antonio can offer the second pick of the year (will be Dylan Harper) and the No. 14 draft pick (Atlanta), dominating the year’s rookie Stephen Castle, plus Harrison Barnes and Harrison Barnes and Keldon Johnson Balanced salary. The Spurs also have their own 2029 first-round draft pick, which could be part of that package. The package is the jump start in the reconstruction.
(notes: Spurs leaked that they like Harper and want to retain the draft pickhe might be fit, but that's exactly what they should say, even if they open up the traded draft picks. )
Houston is another team that can offer champions antetokounmpo instant competition and send a pack of players back to Milwaukee, which will fit the traction it seeks.
Houston is the No. 2 seed in the Western Conference this season and has played a senior defense, but it shows in the playoffs that it lacks a real first option offensively. Antetokounmpo is perfect for the bill - the Rockets' defense will remain elite, which will be a transitional horror turnover and missed shot, while Antetokounmpo gives them a half-court offense focus.
Houston has options and the trade can be carried out in many different ways. Houston will open trades to Alperen Sengun, league sources told NBC Sports. Jabari Smith Jr. may be part of any deal, and the Rockets will have a lot of future first-round picks — themselves and others like Brooklyn and Phoenix picks — that could be part of the deal. A third team may be required to make math work, but this is very feasible.
Brooklyn's Plan A Antetokounmpo's Trade A. They have a lot of future draft picks that they can take part in the deal (including the eighth place this year), and Cameron Johnson (and perhaps d'Angelo Russell) is at the heart of the player package that goes back to Milwaukee.
Bigger question: Will this be the trade of Antetokounmpo support? Despite reports that he seeks a bigger focus – a spotlight for a highlight in New York – this will move from a team that can’t compete now to a team that he’s not ready to play despite putting him on the roster. Still, the Nets have to be near the top of the competitors’ roster.
have Reports said that after spending more than a decade in Milwaukee, Antetokounmpo is interested in a larger market and brighter spotlights. However, these transactions are more complex to construct and may require pre-animals to be required to enter a specific franchise (“Trade ME to X or Nothing”) to achieve this. However, there are some teams here to pay attention to.
One note: In the five years after a series of singles moving (such as the deal for Damian Lillard), the Bucks have no control over their first-round picks for the next five years, so they want to have a lot of picks in part of any deal. This is a question when talking to other competitors.
As the Jimmy Butler trade proved, the Warriors won another title in the Stephen Curry era. Logging in to drives will undoubtedly make them competitors, even in the depths. that is, The most reliable report on the Warriors' Curry-free playoff export If Golden State is unlikely to participate in the former Animals sweepstakes, the Warriors hope to round up the lineup around Butler and Curry. That is, never count on Joe Lacob pushing it suddenly.
If the Warriors get involved, it could include Jonathan Kuminga plus other players (signed deals for Buddy Hield and Gary Payton II), as well as some future first-round picks from Antetokounmpo. The level of excitement about this is determined by how they feel about Kuminga (he is polarizing), and even then, it isn't the best offer because of the draft pick. Antetokounmpo will have to push it. (The Warriors could theoretically extend Jimmy Butler and swap him directly to antetokounmpo, but in reality, the Bucks can't trade disgruntled housekeepers who don't want to be there.)
Miami is a charming destination that has been around for a few years now and now it needs to shake everything to win, so they will kick the tires in the Antetokounmpo deal. The problem is that the calories don't have the draft picks the Bucks are looking for in any rebuild to make the deal possible. On the salary front, Andrew Wiggins, Duncan Robinson and Nikola Jovic trade (although the Bucks may want Tyler Herro to surpass Wiggins), Miami can only play one or two future first rounds in 2030 and beyond - which won't lure the rebuilding of the Bucks.
Still, expect the hot rumor to spin, because Pat Riley has a way to make things happen.
We combine the two largest marketing teams in the NBA because it's basically the same story: Yes, they'll be interested; yes, they're good enough to add antetokounmpo to put them on top. But no, they don't have the draft picks and players to achieve this deal.
The Lakers can trade on Austin Reaves and Rui Hachimura, plus other smaller players (Gabe Vincent, Dalton Knecht), and it is likely that the third team must be involved. However, the real problem is that the Lakers have only one first-round draft pick that can be traded, namely 2031 (or 2032 after July 1). The Bucks will want multiple first rounds, ideally multiple teams (again, not putting all the eggs in one basket) and the Lakers can't provide it.
New York is in the same situation - they traded all of their draft picks last year to Brooklyn in the Mikal Bridges trade and there is no first-round pick that can be offered, they can offer the Bucks' interest. Trades can be made around OG Anunoby and others, but the deal with New York won't bring in young players and choose what the Bucks will seek.