Sam Amick

And it's for their own purposes and for trade purposes.

And it is definitely a little dirty.

I understand it.

But when you have an elite pro athlete who says, I'm ready to play, and one who in the past has pushed through injury to help you win a championship, and whenever they were trying to achieve something as a group, they didn't have any problem with him playing hurt.

And so now to shelve him, you can certainly understand the hypocrisy of that.

No, I think, you know, there's trades out there that make the Bucs and their fans feel like this is making the best of a bad situation.

And I think with the fans, I could be wrong.

We've seen fan bases turn on plenty of guys before.

But, you know, even with all of this, I have a very hard time thinking that the city of Milwaukee is going to turn on Giannis.

I think he's worried about that.

I think that's why.

I mean, if you think about it, you know, I don't have their schedule in front of me.

You know, now it appears that his potentially last game in a Bucs jersey was going to be, you know, a month ago.

Right.

That's not befitting of a guy who has accomplished what he has for that organization, you know, at a perfect world where you script it the way you want.

You would just have something a little rosier.

It doesn't typically go down that way.

So but I could see a win win because I do think.

There's going to be a lot of interest this summer.

And I think, honestly, objectively, the Bucs did the right thing, in my opinion, by not doing something at the deadline.