The Milwaukee Bucks are fighting as the end of the season nears, and things have not gone well for them in the past few weeks. Damian Lillard has been sidelined with blood clots, and without their point guard, the team has lost multiple games down the stretch of the season. Similar to last season, the Bucks are dealing with injuries going into the playoffs, and they could possibly headed for another first-round exit.
If that is the case, the future of the Bucks will need to be taken into consideration during the offseason, and there's a chance that they could look to blow up the team.
The Brooklyn Nets are already a team that is monitoring Giannis Antetokoumpo and if he will be available for a trade, and it seems like they think they have what it takes to land him, according to Brian Lewis of the New York Post.
"Multiple league personnel that have spoken with The Post say Giannis Antetokounmpo has been and remains Plan A for the Nets," Lewis wrote.
The Nets are currently 25-51 and the No. 12 seed in the Eastern Conference, and it's uncertain what their future is going to look like. Adding somebody like Antetokounmpo would be big, but it would take more than just him to turn the team around.
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This story was originally published April 1, 2025 at 2:08 PM.