Richard4444 wrote:Capn'O wrote:It sounds like everyone with the Bucks will make their best effort to do right by the current arrangement but if they can't then he'll likely request out.
Assuming elevating to a championship-level roster without Lillard is the condition for Giannis to stay, we can almost say he will be traded because it's a near-impossible task.
If there's one thing I've learned about Giannis over the years, and I watched his very first official game live, in Greece, years before the draft, is that he doesn't like change. He has the same childhood friends, the same sweetheart, goes to the same places, follows the same daily routines, thinks the same way, says the same things. I wouldn't put it past him to somehow talk himself into staying with the Bucks just because of that, maybe even after retirement, like get some sort of coaching role with the Bucks of something. Even though what you just said is blatantly obvious to everyone, including him, he's not stupid. But he does have a different sense of what happiness in life looks like than most other people.
Who knows? we'll see. Personally I'd like to see him in NY.