In the end, Giannis was just too much to handle. Was funny hearing him talk about his brother winning a ring with the Lakers last year and it being awkward at the dinner table. Amazing that he had such skill that he literally carried his brothers with him from poverty to the NBA and got them both championship rings. His story has got to be one of the best ones in the NBA and this championship is well deserved for him. When all is said and done for him, they're going to make one hell of a documentary about his life.
I still remember their last playoff journey where the Bucks got defeated by the Heat in 6 games. There are many speculations that they will be trading Giannis because of what happen but in the end, he choses to stay get some players and build a team. They thought that he will not get a title in the Bucks shirt (including me) because of lack of all-star in his side and now he broke that. Now he and the Bucks team got the first title in 50 years.I agree with what you said that Giannis is too much to handle and we already saw this all throughout the series. How can you battle on rebounds where you got Giannis, Lopez and Portis on the front court? The Suns doesn't have any reliable big aside from Ayton only and when he is in foul trouble, its a party party for the Bucks inside.
Commend to the other players of the Bucks who stepped up when it needed especially Middleton and Holiday and lets include how Portis lights up the crowd when he is inside the court and because of that he is the crowd favorite
. On the other hand, when I saw in a post on Facebook that Scott Foster will manage Game 6 I said "this is over". The nemesis of CP3 still continues as he is 0-13 when Scott Foster is one of the referees .A well deserved title for the Bucks and this just shows that you don't need 2-3 all-star players in order to win the title. What you only need is a good leader, a good supporting cast and a bunch of big players
. JK