MILWAUKEE — About five months ago, it might have been tougher to imagine the end result that played out here Tuesday, with confetti and euphoria raining from the rafters, and Giannis Antetokounmpo hoisting trophies.
Back in the middle of February, things were all over the place for the Bucks. After years of being at or near the top of the league in roster continuity, general manager Jon Horst shook up the group more than just about any team last offseason. There was undoubtedly plenty of talent still, but there were also the awkward, getting-to-know-you sorts of growing pains that often accompany a heavy roster shakeup.