Just like Lebron and his son with the Lakers, it's no secret that they got Bronny because they want to keep Lebron with them. And this is the case for the Bucks, it's a package and assurance for them that Giannis will remain a Buck because they've re-sign his brother again. Just image if Giannis is traded and Thanasis remains with the Bucks, that will be awkward. So good move by the Bucks, just a couple of millions for them to risk but they will have to keep Giannis happy as he had his brother with him in the team. But I'm not sure though if Bucks line up is at par with the East teams.

Sure, the money won't hurt them but still it's a waste of a roster spot, which is also limited. The only upside it keeping Giannis happy, everything else is not worth talking about. These nepotism moves that get more and more normal in the NBA are quite sad in my opinion. Sure, it's just a way to keep your most valuable asset happy, still it's taking away opportunities of real NBA players that have far more skill that certain guys that land a spot through family connections.

They are trying to do that again by adding again the key player on the year they got championship. Denver become cocky on releasing immediately their veteran player that play an important role as 2nd unit right after they won championship and rely solely to Jokic-Murray tandem that proven not working on the recent years.

They have the best center in the league. I believe they can still win championship with the current roster now if they play consistently on the playoffs.

Only Jokic is consistent on this team last year.

I don’t think they have a chance. After their championship they lost their point guard and this season they have lost their small forward. Sadly, business and contracts kept this team from becoming a dynasty, but they had their moment so I’m glad for that. I saw it coming for years before it happened also, which I’m proud of. Now I’m telling you they have no shot at another championship.

Russell Westbrook is still a free agent. It’s either he signs with Sacramento, or he enters the 25–26 season without a contract at all. If that happens, it could mark his retirement. I don’t know what he’s still looking for. Other players are willing to return to the NBA even on a minimum contract. If it’s for a ring, Denver is a title contender, but he left. If it’s for money, he’s already past his prime. Getting an offer is still better than nothing, and if he plays overseas, it will likely be the same, or even less.

As long as Jokic is with them, the chance is there. But they need to strengthen their roster IMHO.

The current that they have isn't that consistent at all. They have no longer Russ AFAIK and they need one athletic guy. They can't built around MPJ.

I even cheered them to have a back to back championship but every year is a challenge to all teams. But at least, they've got their ring already.

I remember those games when he's just about to lay up the ball and still missed it when it's a shot that could be a game winner.

I wish that they'll get better players and younger talents that are aggressive and have less choke time and have a strong guts and will inside the paint.

They already traded Michael Porter Jr., so I guess they are ready to rebuild and surround Jokic with new players for another title shot. Cam Johnson is a shooter and also a good defender, and is almost the same as MPJ. But I think the reason behind the trade is MPJ being an injury-prone player, and with a healthy Jokic, they need players who could also play almost the whole season.

Then, they now have Jonas Valanciunas for more resting time for Jokic. I think they are still in a good position for a playoff spot, but the young guns of the OKC Thunder are still scary.

Oh I thought that Jonas Valanciunas is going to play in Europe as earlier there were reports that a Greek team has offered him a good contract, more than the Nuggets have offered to him. But it looks like his is going to honor the deal with the Nuggets so we will see him as the back up center for Jokic now. As for MPJ, yeah, it seems that they will not missed him as they have a replacement that has a similar playing style of him, Cam Johnson, with added bonus, as he can play defense as well. So in paper it looks like the Nuggets might go and run for another ring this season. And before we forget, they don't have their old coach so it's like a total reset for them in the upcoming year.