Rich Paul suggests that trading Giannis Antetokounmpo may not be beneficial for the Milwaukee Bucks, despite potential draft assets and young players. He emphasizes that leaving the current situation might not lead to better outcomes.
Trading Antetokounmpo could give the Bucks the draft assets and young players they need to build a contending team from scratch. But even then, Paul doesn't believe that both sides are necessarily better off being apart. “Let me tell you something, and I said this before, speaking of the lawn, the grass isn’t always greener,” Paul told Kellerman.
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Rich Paul indicated that trading Giannis could provide the Bucks with valuable assets, but he believes both sides might not be better off apart.
Paul suggests that leaving the current situation could lead to unforeseen challenges, implying that stability with Giannis may be more advantageous.
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