Why is it not safe to say that Antetokounmpo staying behind the Bucks?

31-year-old letters are not reliable in sticking to the Milwaukee Bucks, isn't it?

On the one hand, Milwaukee is far from being a big city like New York and Los Angeles. The small ball market is ultimately limited in its exposure to a superstar, and its prosperity is ruthlessly beaten by a large city like New York.

But the reason why the Bucks really made Antetokounmpo patient is the fact that the team's weak lineup is -

Antetokounmpo is already in his thirties and the last time he won the championship was four years ago.

Now he has been wasting his peak for four years, and it is tantamount to him that he has not made any achievements.

Examined the Bucks' signing operations this offseason. Even if the team has made great efforts and has a rapid operation, it is actually a minor repair and a minor repair will not be able to make up for the climate.

The Bucks are allowed to leave for many years of meritorious officials, Lopez, and then leave behind extremely low prices and high cost performance. Trent, Kevin Porter Jr., and sign Cole Anthony and others. This operation is commendable.

In addition, in order to make room for Turner, the Bucks management did not hesitate to directly cut Lillard, who had a ruptured Achilles tendon, and paid the latter's salary in five years.

It is worth mentioning that the Bucks' management has never asked Antetokounmpo's opinion before when they traded Lillard and slashed Lillard in the offseason.

Just respecting this aspect, Antetokounmpo naturally won’t feel too comfortable, right?

The Bucks management's move to lay off Lillard is understandable, but it also costs a lot.

After all, when the team will have a dead salary of more than 20 million yuan in the next five years, and there is no draft pick in hand, the overall lineup framework is basically finalized, and it is difficult to make any essential changes.

When Antetokounmpo leads a group of outstanding teammates in the future to fight, it is obviously far from a successful top and win the championship!

Antetokounmpo has had many "serious conversations" with the Bucks' management more than once, with the focus being discussing the Bucks' existing lineup's potential for championship competition...

But it is obvious that the Bucks have fallen out of the championship ranks, but no one is willing to say it or admit it.

At present, Antetokounmpo is still evaluating with his team and has not decided whether to stay or apply for a transaction, but what is going on in the future? It seems that there is a high probability that the two sides will go their separate ways, right?

Looking at Antetokounmpo's performance in the playoffs last season, we can only sigh at the Bucks' mediocreness and waste Antetokounmpo's talent.

The Bucks played against the Pacers in the first round of the playoffs last season. Antetokounmpo averaged 33 points per game in five games, and was ranked first in the league, 2.8 points higher than Doncic, the second-placed; Antetokounmpo averaged 15.4 rebounds per game, and was also ranked first in the league, 2.7 higher than Jokic, the second-placed free throw performance; Antetokounmpo averaged 12.6 times per game and once again won the league.

Throughout the playoffs, Antetokounmpo refreshed his best in his playoff career with a BPM of 11.4. There is no doubt that he has performed the strongest since winning the championship.

Last season, Antetokounmpo returned to the top three of the MVP list after a year, and is still the top five stars.

When Antetokounmpo runs away again and the suspense is rising one after another, I don’t know if the Knicks will regret it because they renew Bridges early...