Joel Lorenzi

I mean, Milwaukee's probably about to go through another 40-year drought before they even can consider getting a guy like that in town.

And while Chicago is a big market, they move fast.

more like a team like Milwaukee than they do like the Lakers.

You're getting it.

My final stance is that I don't think they're in play for Giannis, even if they do have a decent package.

And for what it's worth, I don't think the magnitude of...

uh, like dealing for a guy like Giannis, that doesn't happen.

And we, we have, we have two days until Thursday.

Like while these talks have been had for days, that takes so much more than a week to me to come up with the kind of package, uh, I would be comfortable with if I'm Milwaukee, uh,

and parting with your franchise guy who, again, you're going to go decades probably without a guy of that magnitude.

That type of thing does not happen in days.

I believe when you talk to people around the league, they seem to think that this is a thing that, you know, you're canvassing right now and it happens more likely in the summer.

But then again, Golden State seems thirsty.

You only get so much time with Steph.

They seem like the team, if I had to guess,

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