Milwaukee Bucks management do their best to create the strongest lineup and then kill all sides

. Why? The small club has limited resources and is not attractive enough. The stars may be glorious when they come, but they cannot keep them, or they cannot keep them up in the future. Sooner or later strengthening will lead to fall behind. How similar is the current situation of the Bucks to the Jazz and Trail Blazers back then? Antetokounmpo is their pillar, but a team can’t go far after all, relying on one person alone. Although the management has invested a lot in this wave of operations, it seems like walking a tightrope. If you are not careful, you will have to fall into a blue nose and a swollen face.

Looking at the moment, the competition in the Eastern Conference has reached a white-hot level. The Celtics have the dual cores of Tatum and Brown. The 76ers have a combination of Embiid and Maxi, and the Knicks are also steadily strengthening. How easy is the Bucks to stand out? Not to mention that Antetokounmpo is no longer a young man who has just debuted. His physical burden is increasing year by year. No one can say whether he can maintain his peak status in the future. Just like the old ox from the old Li family in the village, he has been pulling a cart for decades, and no matter how strong he is, he will be exhausted for a day. The Bucks management is now trying hard to seize the current window period, but it is hard to say how long this window can open.

, the Bucks' operation is a big gamble, betting that Antetokounmpo can fight for a few more years, betting that the new lineup can be quickly combined, and betting that the Eastern Conference opponents should not emerge too quickly. But who can calculate the matter at the gambling table accurately? An old man in the industry said in private that the Bucks lineup looks fancy, but in the playoffs, if you fight hard, you will be afraid of showing your timidity. After all, no matter how many players there are, you still have to look at the core at critical moments. The management has emptied out everything they can, and the next step is to see if the performance on the court can be worthy of the effort. Some people say that the Bucks are walking too fast and too fiercely, like people from the mountains who are going to the market, wishing they could buy all the goods for a year a day, but basketball is not too anxious, and playing steadily is the bottom line.