Giannis Antetokounmpo, Raptors have ‘mutual interest’ as Bucks exit rumors ramp up
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The Greek Freak has some interest in Canada.
Giannis Antetokounmpo has been the center of trade talks since the Bucks’ season went down in flames in the first round of the playoffs, which included Damian Lillard tearing his Achilles.
The Toronto Star’s Doug Smith reports that Antetokounmpo and the Raptors have “mutual interest” and could be a good match in a potential trade.
Smith did qualify the report by adding that the odds are “long” that the Raptors will outbid the bevy of teams looking to acquire a star player of this quality.
Milwaukee, which doesn’t control its first-round draft pick until 2031, would need a combination of draft capital and young players to complete any deal for its prized perennial MVP candidate.
Antetokounmpo has not officially asked for a trade, but The Post’s Brian Lewis reported that he is exploring his options and could opt to force his way out of Milwaukee. The Nets are also a potential landing spot.
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