Antetokounmpo logged roughly 29 minutes and finished with 31 points, seven rebounds, two steals and one assist in Greece’s 75–66 win in Limassol. Coach Vassilis Spanoulis confirmed before the tournament that there are no playing-time restrictions for Antetokounmpo in official EuroBasket games. Milwaukee’s delegation—GM Jon Horst, head coach Doc Rivers and assistants including Darvin Ham—attended, observing Greece’s more structured, team-oriented sets. Ham noted the contrast with Milwaukee, saying Antetokounmpo’s NBA role requires him to be “Superman,” while Rivers said he studies and borrows actions from international offenses. Thanasis Antetokounmpo returned from Achilles surgery to score six points, including a late three, as Greece’s defense held Italy to 5-of-27 from deep.