The big question is: what are they doing with Giannis? His injury status over the last few years certainly hasn't helped his case - which is why I think they held him out at the end of the season just to make sure he didn't make it worse. But once they decide on that - then they need to decide who they bring in to coach the team - keep him in the loop but don't just let him decide.
I think Giannis is gone. MKE gets a crappy return in a trade
bucks also said he either signs a new contract or gets traded. With him complaining that he wanted to play and Bucks would not let him and the Bucks saying he refused to take in 3 on 3 workouts to get him ready I think relationship between the two are broken.
his comments (that I posted) made it sound like he would definitely consider staying if they made a good offer.
I guess it comes down to is he's not sure who made the rule that he had to do a handful of 3 on 3's before he would get cleared to play. Like it was a new rule or something.
i'm a little surprised that no other team hired him after he was fired a little over a year ago by the grizzlies.
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maybe flatten the odds a little bit, but this seems a bit extreme.NBA proposes that if you are a team with one of the 3 worst records in the NBA you would have a worst chance to get a top pick then teams 4-10. Those 3 teams would have the same odds as the teams that have the 11-14 worst record.
That is garbage. The NBA already rigs the lottery and this seems just like a way for them to rig it even more.
NBA Draft Lottery reform 101: How does the league's '3-2-1' proposal work? Will it really stop tanking?
The so-called '3-2-1' system would go into effect for the 2027 draft if approved
