@LacroixButler@nathanmarzion We should all be grateful for the incredible memories and the greatness we experienced. Giannis honored MKE and gave the maximum every single day there. He deserves nothing but the best going forward.
@LacroixButler@nathanmarzion I am referring to his feelings about MKE, it's people and the Bucks. The fact that he wanted to continue playing at the highest level does not change what MKE means for him and what he did for MKE. He did mistakes and the Bucks did many too.
@nathanmarzion Great appreciation video. Only people who got to follow Giannis closely understand the true greatness which goes beyond the titles & awards. As a Greek who supported Giannis and the Bucks closely I believe that this was kind of inevitable and I hope that it will work out for both
@itsjwills Miami's roaster will improve. They are the best finding talent and Spoelstra is top class. He does fit well with the culture there. I think the Bucks pay the price of going over and above the last few years to build around him with wrong moves and by not developing any draft pick
@itsjwills@kevinwildes Again I understand his frustration but my point here is that the Bucks could have followed the direction of the Nuggets with Jokic as opposed to that of LeBron Cavs. I blame mostly the front office for this situation but Giannis has played a role too.
@itsjwills@kevinwildes I am one of the greatest Giannis fans out there, will follow him and support him everywhere and believe that he is often greatly disrespected and underrated. It is true imo that he could have handled this better and stop any rumors about leaving in the first place.
@itsjwills@kevinwildes He did leave room for this situation to build which to some extent has hurt the bucks. I also find completely disastrous the pressure he has put to the GM all these years to build a super team. I partially blame him for trades like Crowder and for not developing young talent.