Greg Cote

I totally agree.

The lone exception to what you say is that there was an incident where he booed the home crowd and gave it a thumbs down, but other than that, Milwaukee loves him, and he loves Milwaukee, but

He wants to leave, and there's no way to hide that.

He wants out.

Milwaukee's willing to trade him.

Reality comes in.

Bucs fans, deal with it.

When he comes back in a heat uniform or what have you, you're going to decide the reaction you give to him.

I suspect you're going to cheer him like the hero he was for you, like the champion he was for you.

But that's up to the fans.

Giannis makes his move.

He's entitled to do what he wants for himself, for his family, for his bank account.

He's entitled to it all.

Well, Cinder was a Milwaukee Bucs.

Yeah, that's a fine.

L-A-W.

He's right about everything he said, but it's embarrassing.

It's just the most negative angle, though.

I mean, when I look at James Harden, I see an all-time great whose legacy is bulletproof at this point.

Well, this is the curse of every great athlete who didn't win a championship.