The Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks have both ended their seasons, and it is clear that the first round of the playoffs is not ideal for two teams that have invested heavily in the playoffs. In the offseason, management is bound to make some big moves in order to deal with the fierce competition next season.
At the same time, many media and experts also gave them suggestions and proposed some possible trading plans. For example, EDDIE BITAR, an expert on the American media "Fadeaway World", wrote that the Heat can promote a 4-for-1 trade to get two-time regular season MVP Antetokounmpo.
The specific trading plan is as follows:
The Heat sent — Adebayo, Hakes, Jovic and a 2029 first-round pick
Bucks send - Antetokounmpo
In the past five years, the Heat team has reached the Finals twice, but unfortunately they all failed in the end and missed the championship. The reason for this is that they lack a top-level interior line that can compete with their opponents, the first time they were blown up by Davis, the second time they were completely abused by Jokic, and if they could bring in Brother Alphabet, the situation would be very different.
As a two-time regular season MVP and former Finals MVP winner, Brother Alphabet still maintains an excellent competitive state, averaging 30.4 points, 11.5 rebounds and 6.5 assists per game in 73 games this season, with an overall shooting rate of 61.1%. Brother Alphabet's basic handicap + Butler's ability to make a decisive decision at critical moments, as well as the attributes of the two superstars' offense and defense, can definitely make the Heat the number one favorite to win the championship.
As for the Bucks, their first appeal is, of course, to keep Brother Alphabet, but the problem is that the team's gamble last summer has proved to have failed, Brother Alphabet and Lillard's style of play does not match, and Middleton and Lopez are in decline, and the team is facing huge pressure on salary space, and there is not much room for them to bring in reinforcements in the offseason, and Brother Alphabet has repeatedly emphasized that no matter where he plays, the first goal to consider is to compete for the championship. Therefore, breaking up is a better choice for both parties.
Unlike his brother, Adebayo is a pick-and-roll master, and Lillard has publicly stated more than once that he wants to work with Adebayo. The latter's blocking quality and mid-range jumper ability are more suitable for Lillard, and Harkes, as a rookie, can contribute 11.9 points and 3.8 rebounds per game in his first season, he will be a 3D forward worth looking forward to, Jovic is only 21 years old, he can contribute 7.7 points, 4.2 rebounds and 2 assists per game this season, he can be inside and out, and he has a good ability to play high positions. This deal can allow the Bucks to quickly rejuvenate their roster while continuing to remain championship-level competitive.
So as a fan, what do you think of this trading plan? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area and give your insights!