Giannis anchors the All-Floor with near-daily double-doubles and multi-category impact, making him a durable, high-floor cornerstone.

Bucks’ guard rotation—Porter Jr., Cole Anthony and Ryan Rollins—tests a multi-guard system after Lillard’s departure, with Porter anchoring the backcourt and Anthony/Rollins providing upside off the bench.

Giannis remains central as the roster pivots around a montage of acquisitions; few tradable firsts remain, and the future trade path may hinge on Giannis’ comfort and the team’s willingness to contend under apron rules.

Giannis anchors the punt-FT% build: his poor free-throw percentage is leveraged to justify punting FT%, amplifying value from other categories. In total-FGM leagues, he remains elite, but in percentage leagues, Giannis unlocks upside when FT% is ignored.

Thunder visit Bucks on Oct. 14; the clash highlights high-quality depth and the ability of both teams to blend young talent with veteran precision in the early stages of the season.