“No Place I’d Rather See Giannis Play Than With Steph Curry”: With $146,000,000 Still Due on His Bucks Contract, Veteran Analyst Foresees 2x MVP Joining Warriors

With two months to go before the start of the new season, the NBA off-season drama is at an all-time high. Giannis Antetokounmpo‘s recent comments criticizing the Milwaukee Bucks management made things worse. Amidst all these, an NBA analyst encouraged Giannis to join Stephen Curry.

With $146 million still left to play for in his 5-year contract, the Greek Freak is keeping his options open. The veteran analyst thus highlighted that the Golden State Warriors could provide the 2-time MVP with all the answers.

What did he say?

In the latest episode of FIRST THINGS FIRST, Chris Broussard urged the power forward to move to San Francisco. “They had stories written in the Bay Area about Giannis coming to the Warriors,”?he stated, urging the NBA champion to sign for the Warriors. A franchise known for its all-around excellence could be the best possible destination for Giannis.

On top of that, the sports commentator highlighted that the Greek Freak would get the opportunity to play alongside Curry. “There’s no place I would rather Giannis playing than with Steph Curry,” he mentioned. Chris pointed out that the four-time NBA champion could elevate the 28-year-old’s game further.

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Despite showing a bias for being a Warriors fan, Broussard warned the 7-time All-Star from committing to the Bucks too early. He believed that Giannis had taken them as far as he could. So, according to Chris, the time had come for him to move on and upgrade.

The mutual respect between Stephen Curry and Giannis Antetokounmpo

The Splash Brother teamed up with the international NBA star on a couple of occasions in the NBA All-Star games. The duo was a sight to behold as their mutual respect and understanding were exemplary. So, if they decide to team up even for a few years in the future, combination plays could turn out to be unstoppable.

But even if the Bucks star decides to leave, it would be difficult for him to do so at this stage. He would need to wait for two more years to opt out and join the Warriors. By then, Steph would be towards the twilight of his career. So, Chris Broussard’s wildest dreams might not remain effective anymore.

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Giannis is demanding more from his management after their recent lack of ambition showcases how champions never settle. As two years is a long time and the game is an ever-evolving one, the future is impossible to predict. At the same, that is what makes the NBA worth following.