Since entering the league back in 2013, Antetokounmpo and the Bucks have made the playoffs eight times - four times past the first round. I don’t want to relate to Giannis, I’m sure he has a different perspective on a lot of things in the NBA, but I think they definitely had more expectations than we would have given the situations.” It’s a different situation than Milwaukee. “But I think for us, it’s easier to flip the page and look forward to next year, just thinking like ‘Alright, if we did this in Year 1, let’s see what we can do in Year 2 and Year 3 and Year 4 as our chemistry continues to build and we get older and we get better as players. We thought we were the better team in that series, we thought we had the makings to put together a run and win a couple rounds and try to do something special this year - and we didn’t. But interior, on the team side, the player side, we had higher goals. So the expectation was getting there and everything else was going to be gravy.
So there’s a lot of new things for us that I think everybody on the outside, especially our fans, were just happy with us being in the playoffs. Just being in the playoffs felt brand new. “Obviously, our first year together as a team, everything’s so brand new as a team and an organization. 1 seed and what I thought was the best team in the NBA all year, losing like that in the first round I think is a different situation to us. I think it’s a different situation for them as a team that’s won a championship, that core has been together for years, and being the No.
“I respect Giannis ‘cause I haven’t been in his shoes, that guy’s got a ring behind him. “I think the situations are different,” Huerter said on a recent episode of “The Old Man and the Three,” which was released Thursday. Kings sharpshooter Kevin Huerter reflected on Antetokounmpo’s comments and shared whether he believes the same “failure” label for Milwaukee's season applied to Sacramento’s season. 3 seed in the Western Conference, also were eliminated in the first round by the Golden State Warriors in a Northern California showdown that went all the way to Game 7.
The Kings, who entered their first playoffs since 2006 as the No.
His lengthy and emotionally-driven response, which was summed up basically as “absolutely not”, quickly went viral.
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