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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1074721" data-attributes="member: 13032">If Giannis really wants to live AND play in Greece, his trade value in the NBA is zero. But he wants to play another 6-8 years in America and cap his career playing in Greece.  That's a very different scenario than implying he wants to play in Greece now.I'm optimistic on Giannis staying with the Bucks for the foreseeable future, and the team is poised for a turnaround after all the offseason moves.  I think it's a plus that Lillard is back in Portland (granted, an expensive plus, but managed well by Horst).  Horst has also been aggressive in making roster moves.  Replacing Lopez, as much as I like the guy, with the much younger dude from Indy was very well done.Will this play out well for the Bucks?  Impossible to say.  I've been critical of Horst ever since the Lillard trade, but he deserves credit for the moves he has made this offseason, given that he didn't have much to work with.  The Lillard trade was a big mistake, but we all make them.  Horst is dealing with it rather than simply stand pat.I do wish they had a different HC.  I like Doc but I think his future is best spent in the broadcasting booth.  We'll see if he's up for the huge change that this season presents.</blockquote>

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