Overview
- NBA reporter Mike Scotto says Milwaukee’s front office has told interested teams that Giannis Antetokounmpo is not available.
- New York is described by The Athletic’s Sam Amick as fully invested in its current core, reducing the likelihood of a Knicks push right now.
- Coverage indicates Milwaukee is pursuing roster upgrades rather than entertaining offers for its franchise star.
- League voices note that trades of this magnitude are typically easier in the offseason due to asset demands and compressed deadline negotiations.
- After returning from a calf injury, Antetokounmpo urged reporters to stop questioning his commitment to the Bucks.