Episode

Giannis Is Gone, But the Legacy Stays

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The Homer Hour
Published
Jun 25, 2026
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2673
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Summary

Homer reacts to day two of Giannis Antetokounmpo no longer being a Milwaukee Buck, mixing in Rain Man chaos, Miz trivia, and plenty of reflection on what Giannis meant to Milwaukee. He continues to argue that Kareem Abdul-Jabbar remains the greatest player in Bucks history, while Giannis is the greatest long-term Buck and still someone fans were lucky to watch. Jason Wilde joins to discuss Jim Owczarski’s reporting on the end of the Giannis era, why the exit became messy, and how much responsibility Giannis deserves for the way things unraveled. Homer also shares listener poll results on whether fans are sad, angry, happy, or simply expected the trade, then closes by saying Giannis’ championship legacy should remain honored even if he’s now “dead to me” as a member of the Heat.