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Giannis said Miami marks “a new chapter,” but insisted Milwaukee “will always be my home.” Reflecting on his Bucks years, he added, “Don’t cry because it’s over. Laugh, smile, because it happened.” Though focused on chasing another title with the Heat, Giannis left the door open: “You never know in life. Maybe our roads meet again.”

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Simmons mocked Miami for keeping an $8.5 million opening while waiting on LeBron, only to pivot toward Bradley Beal or DeMar DeRozan. House called the Heat “so f*cked,” arguing they lack assets and meaningful roster moves. Both questioned Miami’s place in the East, with Simmons saying he would take Indiana over them “under no circumstances.”

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