th87 wrote:chrisab123 wrote:seren wrote:The earliest Giannis can opt out is in two years. Bucks have the cards. Giannis can ask out but he can’t dictate where he wants to go. What is he going to do? Sit out the next two year?
How many times do we need to see these scenarios to know the team almost never holds the cards. The problem is Giannis is so popular and
has done right by the team if the team doesn’t accommodate him it looks bad on the team. Unless he starts having his agent openly torching the team for not trading him to Miami but I’m guessing his agent learned from Dame’s agents mistake.
If he wants a trade the team will eventually have to accommodate him. Unfortunately for the Bucks, San Antonio is the perfect spot for him but I assure you he wants to go to NYC LA/GSW or Miami because that’s where everyone wants to go.
Among casuals, sure. Real heads know Giannis was behind the Jrue trade, the Dame trade, the coaching hires and more.
The current mess is rife with his fingerprints. The Bucks don't owe him any extra consideration - they did everything he asked.
No, that's just your opinion.
Real heads know that Jrue, Khris and all his teammates went to his wedding last summer and Middleton in particular is his best man.
If these guys were dealt by Giannis they wouldn't be so close with him. Common sense.
Giannis always wanted the team to be able to contend. He didn't ask the Bucks to trade someone in particular.
Giannis didn't ask you to trade his best man to get Kuzma to get under the appron. You could have dealt Connaughton if you really tried. You didn't.
Just like he didn't ask you to hire Doc. You said that your ownership was behind this.
And Giannis is the reason the Bucks are relevant. Nobody else. You'll realise this if he walks.