He did so by being the quintessential lead man of the Showtime Lakers' fast break, which is considered the greatest of all time. He pushed the ball upcourt with reckless abandon, but he also used his 6-foot-9 frame to his advantage in the paint, especially when the game slowed down.

The entire offseason in Milwaukee is going to be consumed with whether or not the Bucks will be able to keep Giannis Antetokounmpo. It's the most important time in the franchise's history in the last 50 years since Kareem Abdul-Jabbar decided to ask for a trade.