@itsjwills It should say "seats" at the table. You sign (or trade for) Giannis, that will include his brothers, whom the Bucks have graciously kept on the payroll for years.
@OppPackGiannis Every trade proposed by clowns at ESPN is just a way to somehow make the Lakers, Heat, Celtics or Knicks better, regardless of who’s involved.
@PolymarketHoops@sam_amick This was ALWAYS the case, regardless of where he goes. He's not getting traded for peanuts despite what clowns in the media are pushing. Any trade out of Milw is essentially a lateral move, that team will gut their roster and lose significant future draft capital.
@adamwavy@esidery This is what I dont get. It's a parallel move, gets him no closer to a championship-level contender and could potentially put a stain on his legacy (he's now changed the narrative that he'd never want to leave Milw or his city.)
@Brandon_Sneide It's easy to Monday morning QB, but u make that Dame trade 100/100. Bold move that just didn't work out. Everyone was surprised Bucks got him and made them title contenders again. Horst has his flaws in draft, but he's made bold moves to keep them contending. Injuries suck.
@tosexyfomyshirt@Basaraski @LucShanaha24000 I’d argue 2 or 3 good years means Pack are extremely competitive, winning big games and likely competing for Super Bowls. Sign me up.
@JacobMorley At some point, players, coaches & teams hit their ceiling. MLF may have finally hit his. Yeah, we’re competitive each year & make the playoffs, but the same ongoing issues, mistakes and bad losses continue to mount. There’s been no improvement for years. It’s time for a change.
@BucksRealm Their only reporting is just fueling non-based rumors on where superstars should play next. No sources, no facts, just opinions on why every star should go to LA or NYC.