It's not illegal, but I don't know if you are familiar with CP3 news before that he wanted to join the Lakers and Kobe but it was stop by then commissioner David Stern,

https://ca.nba.com/news/this-date-in-nba-history-dec-8-commissioner-david-stern-vetoes-chris-pauls-trade-to-the-los-angeles-lakers/s3zzl4imi12c1uhc5a85va9sw

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On Dec. 8 in 2011, then NBA Commissioner David Stern vetoed a three-team trade that would have sent Chris Paul to the Los Angeles Lakers.[/quote]

So Stern vetoed, but we will never know the real reason for it, but if it proceed that time, maybe CP3 has a ring already, just saying.

Of course Giannis respects both Durant and Lebron, but it was a obvious verbal jabs on super teams.

Indeed, just like any other sports games, injury is part of the game. If there are people feeling regret, it would be those that have been injured. I can't imagine their guilt for not having played because of the injury and whatever that stopped them from playing what could have been their Championship.

Congratulations to everybody but most importantly,
50 years in the making! Congratulations to Milwaukee Bucks!

Look, I confess that this NBA season there were a lot of unforeseen events, like several players got injured during the regular season/playoffs.

Never in my life would I have imagined the Nets and Lakers were quickly eliminated from the playoffs.

I believe that if there are no unforeseen events on Lakers and Nets and the team and it's 100%, I'm sure the Suns and Bucks will need to adjust to beat these teams and also win the season.

Yeah, good to hear that, we haven't seen such a dominant force in the paint since Shaq, and we all know that once Shaq got into the paint, no one can stop him, not because he is too big, but he is too strong as well for others to even stop him.

And we have seen that in Giannis, he is really unstoppable when he gets inside, a floater, a layup or even a left hand dunk. Ayton can't do anything about it, except to foul him sometimes for and 1.

They also have one thing in common with Shaq, they missed a lot of free throws, lol, hack-a-shaq, now it could be hack-a-giannis.

Loyalty really matter in NBA. That's how the fans define greatness.
But, it's totally different when we're talking about LeBron and Durant. These both player could make a team a championship caliber. No matter how they change team, they will always have a great impact in getting a championship "If" the whole team is healthy.
Players like Kobe, Giannis, and other loyal players who have won championship are somehow fortune enough for having a good complementary teammates that their management provides. But, don't get me wrong Giannis has every right to say those things, no hate but he's pointing directly to James Harden.

The Oklahoma Thunder in 2011 should have stayed patient like the GSW and they could have been a superteam of their own.

No need to improve that awkward 3 point shooting. What for? It will be enhanced along the way. Why should we ask for that? He was able to reach his achievement without that best 3 point shooting stroke.

Focus instead on his specialty which is dominating the inside within paint. He's improving his perimeter shot slowly and his free throw. It's not necessary for him to improve at all aspects. There's no player like that and that was too much to ask.

They can't repeat championship, that was a one time trophy due to too many injuries on opponents. Next year there won't be this much injuries.

They need to add more role players if they are aiming for another ring,
the statement above is for real if there's no injuries with those super teams both Suns and Bucks will have the difficulty reaching the finals.

But since they are now the defending champ the value of this team may grow, finding or adding quality players is no longer hard for this team.

early to discuss the next season, lets wait for any possible trades from that we will see who's hot and possible to reach the finals.

I wouldn't be surprised also if we see a lot of veterans joining the team for a chance to win a championship, just like Blake Griffin when he join the Nets for a lower salary and I'm sure the intention is to win a championship. Bucks now have the liberty to improve their roster as the management would make sure they'll be more than ready by next season.