What do we expect from Bucks? They will not allow to lose him and even paying that fine will affect nothing at all. They will do everything to keep him and give offer that's impossible for him to resist. Giannis deserves whatever he's getting right now. He gives his very best and fans love him resulting the franchise to also
benefit from keeping him in the team.

With how Bucks handling Giannis' future, it's also better to have good teammates to add bigger chances to win the title.

Honestly, I didn't follow Bucks for years until Giannis came to the team. He's now the face of the team and they should do everything to keep and make the boy the entire attraction of the team. Having a tandem with Giannis would be a good addition to the team but who could that be? someone who can play and have a connection with him. Two Lopez's are already on the team and there's Korver. Only few superstars doesn't have a team until now, maybe Melo?

When Giannis came to the team, Bucks isn't one of the noticeable teams and continue to be like that on the following seasons. But during that off-night season, Giannis worked hard and finally after 3 seasons with the Bucks, he now earned the Most Improved Player award and the rest is history. That's also the time when Bucks have a good pick on Malcolm Brogdon which became the Rookie of the Year that season although he was traded now to another team.

I don't see Bucks as good when it comes to trade. They didn't mostly involve in catching a big fish. Bucks really have a good decision picking this young guy and I think they already saw the potential of him that's why they offer long year contract back then.

I like how they are building the team, only one or two superstar/s and all remained are role players. But I don't know how long they will rely on that process in the purpose of getting the NBA title.

I've seen that news just now published months ago.

It's okay bud, I'm just asking on who are the superstars that are still free until now. And he's the guy that came to my mind, don't hate the guy he's still teamless today and many legends are pushing him to give him a chance.

He's still young way back then and I didn't really follow their games but the name of Giannis exploded and everyone took notice of this young superstar.

For us it looks like a stupid decision by the management, but I know these players are professional and they will always play based on the game plan.
They cannot dictate their own well here, they are paid really high to not follow the coach, this coming season is gonna be their first season together, so they have to prove to the management and to the people that they can play together to give success to the Rockets that has failed many times against the Warriors.

It should be Harden that will still be the face of the team, even at the times when Durant was joined the Warriors and he mostly generate points to the team compared to Curry but the fans are still loyal to Curry, when Durant was traded, there's not much of complain we hear from the fans, its like its a normal thing and we even love to see the old warriors, but if its curry that is traded, its a different story.

Speaking of westbrook, he was also the face of the OKC, but he struggled last season and it was PG who lift the team to be in the playoffs and give a good series to the Blazers.

I thought the same thing so maybe what will happen is that only one of them will enter first the hard court and then when they're leading the other one will substitute in order to maintain their lead and have some rest for the other one at the same time. Or maybe when in crucial situations they're both in and this could make their opponents confused on who must they prioritize since both of them can do winning shots. Let's gind out. 

Actually, I posted a meme here months ago regarding the issue of "ball hogging" and it's so hilarious . I hope that won't happen, what I'm holding right now is the fact they became good teammates in OKC before .

What's the implication of this lying about how tall they are? I have never heard of any past and current NBA players getting fined for not disclosing their true height. Besides, I think the teams they are playing against are already familiar with their actual height.

This is actually the funniest part of the article:

I doubt if they can really lie on their height when its visible and a player can easily get measured.
This is funny, maybe they can lie with their injury of health but not their height for the above mentioned reason.

Durant at 6"9' is still one of the best in the NBA, with his height, he is very fast and he can shoot the ball very well.
I wish we can see a new Durant with the same athleticism and a good accuracy in shooting the ball.