Bucks GM Shocked As Giannis Antetokounmpo Requires No Off-Season Procedure for Knee Injury
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Its been 10 days since the Milwaukee Bucks claimed the NBA championship. Giannis Antetokounmpo reigned his dominance over the Suns. Likewise, he went on to win finals MVP.
However, it is tough to think how the Freak went from a hyper-extended knee to dropping 50 points in a series clincher. He suffered the injury in the Hawks series. Because of that, he was set to miss the majority of the NBA finals.
But, Giannis surprised everyone and took the floor in the first game itself. Now, we would expect him to take his time and recover. However, the Freak continues to do freakish things.
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Giannis Antetokounmpo is fine
Bucks’ GM, Jon Horst, cleared that Giannis requires no off season procedure to recover from his knee injury. This is really shocking. Former players who suffered this injury claimed that Antetokounmpo could miss the entire finals. Now, he is not even going through any recovery procedure.
As for Giannis Antetokounmpo, it's easy to forget he suffered that scary-looking knee injury in the Eastern Conference Finals.#Bucks GM Jon Horst said the Finals MVP needs no offseason procedures:
"He's fine. Can't explain it, but he's fine."— Jim Owczarski (@JimOwczarski) July 30, 2021
Surprisingly, a similar injury happened to Magic’s Jonathan Isaac. He took 8-10 weeks to recover from his injury. On the other hand, Antetokounmpo suited up for Game 1 a week after his injury.
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Even Horst does not know how to explain his status. But, at the end of the day, Giannis Antetokounmpo is fine and ready to work this off season.
Is the ‘Greek Freak’ really a freak?
We can understand the fact that Giannis’ drive to win is why he suited up for the finals. However, nothing explains how he was able to dominate the way he did.
After a slow start in Game 1 scoring 20 points, Antetokounmpo went all in. He scored back to back 40 points, and then went on to score 50 in the series clincher. He broke many records on the way, while also creating his own. All this while, he carried a knee injury that takes weeks to recover.
He averaged an astonishing 35 points, 13 rebounds, 6 assists, 1.2 steals and almost 2 blocks per game in the NBA finals. He took the load of Milwaukee on his back and delivered when it mattered most.
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It is still shocking to comprehend how Giannis was able to play through the injury. Moreover, how he requires no treatment in the off season. It just goes to show that Giannis Antetokounmpo is a true freak of nature.
Do you think Giannis can win another NBA title? Tell us your views in the comments below.
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