Is there any chance that Bulls trade for Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo?
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What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Rahimi Harrison-Grote. Middays 10-2. On 104.3, the score. 115-103 in Milwaukee. And this in the second half. You want to write a storyline, it's all about number 34. Two-time MVP, Giannis. Giannis to the rim, up and good. He dove to the cup on a beautiful pass by A.J. Green who led him to the rim.
That's the voice of Chuck Swirsky right here on the score. Obviously, Giannis Antetokounmpo highlight right there. Bulls radio network it's crazy man so right now the betting favorite is per DraftKings and Kalshi that Giannis stays with the Milwaukee Bucks but if he doesn't stay with the Milwaukee Bucks the favorite would be the favorite at large at least according to those two sites are would be the Chicago Bulls
It's crazy because they've got DraftKings, as of this morning, had the Bucs as the primary place that he would play, the odds-on favorite. He'll play in Milwaukee post-trade deadline at plus 110. Next up, the Chicago Bulls at plus 275. Next after that is the Golden State Warriors at plus 350. And after that, it's the Heat at plus 700. I don't understand how the Bulls got to the top of this list. Because if I said, what would the Bulls give to the Bucs that the Bucs would actually want, I can't come up with a package that makes sense for the Bucs.
no none of it makes sense and if you don't believe us why don't we bring you some bulls authority here in the way of casey johnson he was on the score today with mullion haw and does not believe the bulls would make a big splash for yannis i don't see them being going big game hunting at all i've not heard that i don't know i don't know where those rumors are coming from um
I mean, have they maybe had calls about just kicking the tires or seeing what that would take? I mean, yeah, in a situation, personally, this is just my personal opinion. I think that's going to happen in the offseason rather than this week. I just think it's too big of a deal to push over the finish line this week. And more teams will have more things in play over the summer closer to the draft. That's just my personal feeling.
Yeah, I mean, you can put it like that. You can put it any way you want. It's just not realistic.
What are the current betting odds for Giannis Antetokounmpo's potential trade?
It's not tenable. It's not what Giannis would want. Not that that necessarily matters. Why would he want that?
You've got to be somewhere where there's enough help to get you, I don't know, in the playoffs and as a championship contender. Right now, the Bucs are sitting below the Bulls. I want you to really understand that. The Bucs are below the Bulls in the standings. And even when Giannis came back, they were a 500 team with Giannis. And that tells you where the Bucs are with the likes of Bobby Portis. Remember, they went out and got Miles Turner off of an Eastern Conference champion Pacers team because they thought that would help them get where they want to go. It has not worked out that way. Giannis isn't even healthy, by the way. And it just seems like his time in Milwaukee is coming in. Another thing is doing a deal before the deadline, you might get someone desperate like the Golden State Warriors to come after him because the window is running out on Steph Curry right now.
Jimmy Butler is out for the year, torn ACL. If you wait until the offseason, you have a better idea of whose picks are where and what's more valuable. And then, guys, post-trade deadline, you know exactly what you want to build. It's just a clearer picture at that point in a very loaded 2026 NBA draft of what you'd be getting and where you'd be getting it from.
While I was watching, and yeah, somehow, someway, I stuck through a 134.91. Wait, the whole thing? Not the whole thing.
When they were down 39 after three quarters?
Not the whole thing. Here's the truth of it. Tell me the truth. This is kind of funny, actually. I was out and about. I was at my favorite Starbucks, which these days is the Palmer House Hilton. I Just like the Starbucks. It's full service. Lots of outlets. Plenty of room. Friendly. Plenty of room. There's always a table. There's always outlets. So I don't have to think about any of that stuff.
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Chapters
6 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–2:32
2
What are the current betting odds for Giannis Antetokounmpo's potential trade?
2:32–5:20
3
What challenges do the Bulls face in acquiring Giannis?
5:20–5:59
4
What insights does Casey Johnson provide about the Bulls' trade strategies?
5:59–8:27
5
How does Giannis's current situation with the Bucks influence trade rumors?
8:27–8:33
6
What reasons suggest Giannis might not want to join the Bulls?
8:33–13:52
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