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The Bucks made the right call passing up on Jaylen Brown when trading Giannis Antetokounmpo.

Writer Swoosh Shrestha argues that the Milwaukee Bucks made the correct decision by taking a trade package from the Miami Heat for Giannis Antetokounmpo rather than pursuing Jaylen Brown. The discussion follows claims from former Celtic Brian Scalabrine that Brown requested an offseason trade from the Boston Celtics and preferred to land in Milwaukee.
According to Shrestha, acquiring Brown would have trapped Milwaukee in mediocrity due to his massive contract, which includes a $57 million salary this season. Instead, the author contends that accepting Miami's package featuring Tyler Herro, young prospects, and draft picks better aligns with the Bucks' long-term rebuild.
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