The Bucks Are In Trouble... 

What more can the bucks do?

​@@TheBabyHookPodold ass team anything else would be better

@@TheBabyHookPodleave Milwaukee

The thing is the bucks did what they could but the the guys around him got old and the now their contracts prevent the bucks from surrounding him with great players. When Giannis started those players where already in their prime when Gianni’s was barely reaching his.

Honestly they could have done a lot keeping the old guys together isnt the way moving forward since they dont fit their franchise players timeline in ageing

@whatcolorareyour6championships I never knew Garbage wins 55 games a season see all that hating b.s can't get save y'all from the actual facts

@whatcolorareyour6championships last I checked Khris and Jrue was allstars and it hard to add youth around a foundation

⁠@@theetruth8626Khris wasn’t an all star last season and Jru always plays like shit during playoffs. You are in denial bro it’s okay the sooner you accept it the easier it’ll be for you.

@@ballinboxer3676 Khris was injured silly

@@theetruth8626 MY POINT EXACTLY!! Khris was already a bottom tier all star and you expect him to still be all star level after injury at his age?

Big ask

That is not an impossible task. Although, last season, I did see that Beauchamp has the potential to become a decent passer.

I don't see why you should be stuck with a franchise

People pick and choose lmao

what’s wrong with leaving a team? unless it’s durant just loading up with the team that just beat you. i can see that being a weak move. but haven’t you realized there’s no loyalty in business? the owners will cut your throat to make a dollar.

Funny enough you have a picture of a dude who whined and left the team who drafted him, refusing to play for them lol

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The last thing the league needs in Giannis with Hakeem's footwork

@@TheMissiIewith a good jumper

​@@kendrickpfaff48052022 Giannis with Hakeem footwork is scary

At the risk of sounding like a hater, he should've done that already

@@T.H.E.O.R.Y. i def agree

And that they will

Depends on the team. OKC for example could get him pretty easily and offer a great package of picks, young players, and that Dort contract

Use common sense this is how you keep your foot on management neck and this is how u acquire better players surrounding you Giannis is very smart

@@theetruth8626 Sure but how do they acquire better players this time? I don't think they have the assets to make another trade as splashy as when they got Jrue. The idea is the same but Giannis has to be willing to leave or the threat doesn't work. He will certainly stay if they continue to put a contender tier team around him. The entire question is how do they do that with the assets they currently possess?

@@WizardofWestmarch they'll have 3 first-round draft picks to move in a year

I'm just worried about there age

@@Amari_14 THEIR. Goddamn does nobody know this anymore??

@@michaelhaydenbelldoes that bother you that bad

@@yea3702It should bother you as well.

Jimmy ripped their hearts out 😂🤣😭😭😭😭

Jrue is a great defensive player too.

Trade centered on J Will + 8 1st round picks + 2nds + contracts to match. Shai-Dort-Giddey-Giannis-Chet

Ok

He has been training with Hakeem on his post game. The man will be a monster next season if he stays healthy

The no midrange thing is just not the case anymore. Yeah he chooses his most efficient shots around the basket but he's not a bad mid range shooter hes improved there a lot. His biggest issue is freethrows because he doesn't need a 3 point shot to be successful.

Rather him be outspoken and hold his team accountable than rot like Dame lillard has been doing

bro played 1 and a half games that series lmaoo and he's working on his game he's going to work with hakeem

I would rather have Giannis acting entitled to win another championship than Kawhi Leonard and Anthony Davis being complacent and doing absolutely nothing to improve their own health. At least Giannis is actually trying to improve his game with an NBA legend, along with working on his knee issues.

Nothing wrong with him saying he wants to win. He’s not treating this like Dame, AD, or Kawhi. Miami was only the 8 seed because they had so many injuries in the regular season. He’s honestly handling it pretty well. He’s giving them two years notice

@@c0medyL3g3ndmaybe if dame played well outside of the first round he could’ve won some rings

So basically, you're saying that Giannis should just stand pat and wait for things to improve, thus potentially wasting more good years of his career? Keep in mind that they have very limited cap space and very little assets, and the new CBA makes it harder to improve the roster. Not to mention that Middleton, Holiday, and Lopez are all in their early to mid 30s, Middleton's health has been an issue, and Holiday has openly discussed retirement in the near future. Also, Middleton and Holiday are both inconsistent in the playoffs, including the year they won the championship.

It's the example of Lebron, in terms of putting pressure on management. People think that this is what winners do. Never mind that Lebron added to his game all the time, elevated his teams, and won. Then again, he jumped from team to team to good situations as well. Lebron is the GOAT runner up, and he set an example that other players are following. Big 3, superteams, pressure on management, jump to a better situation if you can.

I am not too sure what you mean by that. Giannis is the Bucks 2nd best passer on the team, only behind Jrue Holiday. He plays great defense, and he gives 110% on the floor every other night. Giannis does want to improve his game and health as much as possible. He is going to travel down to Houston to work with Hakeem on his footwork. Giannis has already worked with some of the best retired NBA players such as Jason Kidd, Kevin Garnett, and Kobe.

You said a whole bunch of nonsense

They chose Adrian Griffin because Giannis liked him. But you’re right they’re not doing the right things to keep him around

@@ryanshearer5653 Yeah, but just because we got him because Giannis liked him, doesn’t mean it will automatically fully benefit the team to make a finals appearance, which is what Giannis is ultimately looking for

@@TVHC That's the thing. Lebron wanted the Russell Westbrook trade, and it backfired big time. Players want to be GM, but take no flack when their moves backfire.

Giannis wanted Griffin and the rest of the players talked about how they want a "playerys coach", even Bobby tweeted that Khris getting hurt and the Bucks losing Ham was the biggest reason they didn't went to b2b finals. Ham was the linke between the players and Bud

@@southsouthsouthside yeah, but just because Giannis wanted Griffin doesn’t automatically mean it’s better for the team. It can still go wrong. Hope it doesn’t though

Y'all funny use common sense this is how Milwaukee got Jrue Holiday u freezes everybody chances of bidding for free agents by thinking they can acquire a Giannis

He averages 31 ppg without it. Dont see the issue

@@justsomejusstsome8994In the playoffs when the game gets tight. If you need a bucket giannis doesn’t even touch the ball cuz he can’t shoot

@@Newportnews98 And yet statistically, Giannis is one of the best 4th quarter performers in the playoffs. How could that be?

@@justsomejusstsome8994 because he could average 35. It's about being the best you can be, yes he is amazing but three years ago we we're saying if Giannis had a pull up he would be the goat, nobody says that anymore.

He's not worth half of that. seriously.

@@justinrodgers1485 recency bias 😥it’s getting to ya. I’m afraid

Bro Giannis is Giannis. By age 35 he'll have developed his jumpshot and playmaking way more and he'll still be really athletic. He'll still be 6'11 with a 7'5"+ wingspan. He'll age like Bron probably

It probably wouldn't require Jaylen AND Kristaps. Especially with that many picks involved. It would be probably either or. Most likely Jaylen, though

@@StevenPlesz Any seismic trade will have to include JB just to start with. His contract alone dictates that. Either way the Cs are in the best position to make a huge move. All NBA caliber players, tradeable contracts, own all our own picks, have like 2000 second round picks etc.

Honestly Miami would be a very similar situation to the Bucks or even Golden State. They’re all aging teams. Giannis would likely go to a younger team that has significant flexibility in terms of roster construction. The best options are OKC, Knicks, Nets, and Pacers with the Kings coming next. Idk if he’d actually go to any of them but they’d be the best fits

Bro what

It happen I knew it would

I mean...yeah that is kinda the whole point bro.

Luka isn’t going to share the ball with giannis and Kyrie

Fine? He gave them many years of success and a championship. There's no drama there, so no need to try and manufacture it.

Like Bulls fans with D Rose more than Cavs fans when LeBron went to Miami

Bucks fans have respect because of how bad we suffered before Giannis came along. They would hate to see him go but they would welcome him back every time he comes through.

Giannis already won one with the team that drafted him. Thats way different. Don't even compare it.

@justsomejusstsome8994 didnt think about that weirdly, good point

@@ayyyayay All good bro

Off season struggles for everyone really

@@halion4487 like 3 years ago they all made these videos 😂 they’ll never learn

@@bucksafterdark4752 nah to be fair the bucks core is aging. They are still a top contender for these next 2 years but after that the bucks need to either attract star talent or Giannis will be out.

@@tarunganesg9700 bucks have done everything Giannis has asked and got him a the pieces for a championship team. He needs to stay healthy in the playoffs tho

Super objective and unbiased take from the guy with Milwaukee Bucks as his avatar and user name.

As a fan of a small market team, I don't like "the players should leave asap these markets" talk, but as far as loyalty goes, at least he's talking it nearing the end of his third contract in the league, after bringing a ring to his city (and in his case doing so at a high risk of a career altering/ending injury, not that I think that should be demanded from players, but when talking loyalty and players freedom, it is something I do value pointing out), and talking about leaving only in the context of needing a championship level team around him as a superstar, not as "i'm a hyped star that's more of a wannabe superstar that an actual superstar, already throwing shade on record and/or through media rumours at moving out for a big three amid the start of my rookie extension, while i'm so much the hot stuff but weirdly not good enough to drag a competent team to a conference finals by myself" as it is way too much the norm and something pushed around not just by players, but media and fans in general.

Lmfao dude does not give a fuck about a "bigger market"; that has absolutely NOTHING to do with his decision to leave if it happens, good lord...