The Milwaukee Bucks are at a bit of a crossroads this offseason. After several first-round playoff exits, and a skeleton of a roster compared to their championship contending days, the Bucks could take a considerable step back next season despite still having Giannis Antetokounmpo on the team — for now.

The Milwaukee Bucks aren't going to trade Giannis Antetokounmpo. Well, at least until (or if) he requests a trade. That much has been made clear this offseason as (unfounded) rumors have swirled about the Milwaukee superstar still pondering his future, even as the Bucks tried to appease Antetokounmpo with the creative addition of Myles Turner.

The Bucks have been making roster changes to try to keep Antetokounmpo happy. Damian Lillard was waived, and his contract was stretched to help create cap space for the team. The Bucks signed two-time NBA blocks leader Myles Turner to a four-year contract this offseason.