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This new Giannis Antetokounmpo revelation sheds light into how far Pat Riley went to help the Miami Heat land their superstar.

Giannis Antetokounmpo revealed on ThanalysisShow that Miami Heat team president Pat Riley traveled to Greece over the summer to work out with him on his childhood court. The revelation highlights the extent of Miami's pursuit of the superstar forward, whom the franchise officially acquired via trade on June 22 after failing to land him at the 2026 trade deadline.
Writer Michael Saenz notes that while the exact timing of the meeting is unclear, Riley traveling overseas demonstrates how determined the Heat front office was to build a relationship with Antetokounmpo. The writer argues that Riley joining Antetokounmpo on the court was a significant gesture of respect that reflects Miami's commitment to landing a superstar.
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