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Antetokoumpo spent the last six years with the Bucks, but he’ll transition to an overseas career after his brother Giannis was traded to the Heat.

Antetokounmpo is back after a four-game absence. However, he is not guaranteed to be in the rotation, let alone get the minutes needed to impact fantasy basketball.

Antetokounmpo has missed Milwaukee’s last four games with a strained calf, but this is the first in which he’s been listed as questionable beforehand. If he plays, there isn’t much to gain from plugging Thanasis into fantasy lineups.

Antetokounmpo will remain out for a fourth straight game, but even when he’s healthy, he doesn’t see the floor enough for his absence to alter the Bucks’ rotation.

Antetokounmpo will miss a third consecutive game on Tuesday, and his injury has been changed from a sore left calf to a strain. His continued absence does not affect fantasy basketball.

Thanasis will miss a second consecutive game with a sore left calf. His absence does not affect fantasy basketball, as he is not a regular in the Bucks’ rotation.

Antetokounmpo was a late addition to the Bucks’ injury report ahead of Saturday’s loss to the Spurs, with a sore left calf sidelining him. His availability does not affect fantasy basketball.

Antetokounmpo, a late addition to the Bucks’ injury report, will not play against the Spurs. His absence does not affect fantasy basketball.

Due to a sore left calf, Thanasis has been added to the Bucks’ injury report. While he did see first-half action during Wednesday’s loss to the Trail Blazers, Antetokounmpo logged a total of eight minutes. His absence would not affect fantasy basketball if he’s unable to play.

Added to the Bucks’ injury report late Sunday morning, Antetokounmpo is officially out. His absence does not affect fantasy basketball, as Thanasis is rarely in the Bucks’ rotation.

A late addition to the Bucks’ injury report, Thanasis’s availability does not affect fantasy basketball. He is not a consistent rotation player, so there’s no reason to roster him in fantasy leagues.

Antetokounmpo, who sat out the entire 2024-25 season after suffering a ruptured Achilles tendon in May 2024, is back with the Bucks on a one-year deal worth $2.9 million. While he is healthy and playing for Greece at FIBA EuroBasket, Thanasis is unlikely to be in a position where he’ll impact fantasy basketball next season. However, signing him to a guaranteed deal may curry favor with Giannis, whose future in Milwaukee has been a subject of the NBA rumor mill throughout the offseason.