Miami and Boston Are the Two Teams That Most Intrigue Giannis Right Now

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Miami and Boston Are the Two Teams That Most Intrigue Giannis Right Now

"Miami and Boston are increasingly perceived to be the potential trade destinations that currently, underline currently, most intrigue Antetokounmpo," Stein wrote, adding he heard similar from multiple teams since the draft combine. Both teams fit Giannis' preference for an Eastern Conference contender per earlier reports.

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