Wen Pang: I am not optimistic about the Bucks current situation. They have not received Antetokounmpo s promise to stay in the team.

July 19th, today, famous reporter Windhorst talked about the Bucks in the show "FirstTake".

Windhorst said: "Since the cut and signing of Turner, Antetokounmpo's statements have been very limited in public, and the attitude he showed has not made the Bucks or their fans particularly excited. He meant: 'Yes, I like it, I might stay.' I remember he said 'Let's walk and see'. For a team that just spent $200 million in the offseason, that's not the response you want to hear."

Then Windhorst said: "I said $200 million because they spent money to buy out Lillard's remaining $113 million contract and signed a $107 million deal for Turner. The new contract. Total is actually more than $200 million. The Bucks general manager Horst also said in an interview this week: 'No one can say we have not done our best to build a team around Antetokounmpo.' I agree with this, no one can say they have not done their best. Their operation this summer is indeed beyond the expectations of many people. But the question is: Is this enough? Only one person can answer this question, that is Antetokounmpo. And he has not given a clear answer so far. If I were the Milwaukee Bucks, I wouldn't feel very at ease."

Finally, Windhorst said: "I won't feel good about their current situation, especially because we haven't seen Antetokounmpo's clear support and commitment."