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Report: Antetokounmpo Trade Could Be Finalized Within 48 Hours

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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Multiple U.S. reports say Giannis Antetokounmpo could be traded within the next 48 hours, before the 2026 NBA Draft. The long-running uncertainty over his future in the league may be nearing an end, with the tight timetable explained by draft rules that would prevent teams from moving 2026 picks once the draft begins, leaving only players and future selections available afterward.

Miami is described as the leading candidate to land the former MVP, and the Heat are pushing to complete a deal before the draft. Boston is also interested, and in one scenario the Lakers and Detroit could become part of a four-team trade.

The proposed framework has Antetokounmpo going to Miami and Tyler Herro ending up in Detroit. Milwaukee would receive Ron Holland, Jaime Jaquez, Kasparas Jakucionis, Kel'el Ware, three first-round picks from Miami, and one first-round pick from Detroit. Another possible version would bring the Lakers into the talks as well.

In that variation, Los Angeles would receive Ware and Isaiah Stewart, while Detroit would get Jarred Vanderbilt and a first-round pick. The report says the next 48 hours could be decisive as teams try to close the deal before draft restrictions make the transaction harder to complete.

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