The Bucks consider signing Sanassis again, and try their best to keep Antetokounmpo s management

As long as Antetokounmpo stays in the team, the Bucks have a clear intention to re-sign his older brother, Thanasis.

It is reported that the Bucks management is exploring the signing plan for Antetokounmpo's brother Sanassis. This is another attempt to keep Antetokounmpo, which continues the Bucks' practices in the past few years. The main purpose of the Bucks renewing their contract with Sanassis is not to expect him to make significant contributions immediately. It should be noted that Sanassis' role in the Bucks is mainly the locker room presence and limited on-court time. They value his positive impact on the team's culture and Antetokounmpo.

The offseason has not yet begun, and the market has been waiting for Antetokounmpo's final decision. Although media people have repeatedly reported that Antetokounmpo may leave the team, Antetokounmpo neither denies nor confirms it. According to media people's interpretation, if the Bucks management can introduce superstars or strengthen them, Antetokounmpo's hope of staying in the team will increase greatly.

The Bucks are committed to retaining Antetokounmpo. After the free market opened, the Bucks immediately introduced the former Pacers player Turner after buying out Lillard.

Turner held the Pacers for ten years and finally chose to leave after the team failed in the finals. He was very excited about his epoch-making player Turner, a player like Antetokounmpo. He believed that Antetokounmpo had epoch-making ability because Turner already knew his abilities very well in several confrontations.

When joining the Bucks, Turner believes that he and Antetokounmpo will be perfectly matched. Antetokounmpo can launch fast attacks and organize offenses, and now he has developed shooting skills. In addition to his unquestionable defensive dominance, he is very optimistic about the Bucks' future.

However, the market is changing, and whether Antetokounmpo can continue to stay in Milwaukee, the Bucks management needs to continue to change.