Giannis now part of Brewers ownership group

What to do when you have shitloads of money you don't know what to do with?

I'll happily take that money off your hands for you.

@Music City posted:

Pretty interesting development…

https://www.msn.com/en-us/spor...attanasio/ar-AANykFj

Liked this:

Antetokounmpo then took a playful jab at Brewers leftfielder Christian Yelich, whom he met a few years back during the playoffs and got to know.

“He’s a great player,” Antetokounmpo said. “He has a little bit of pressure on him now, to bring a championship to this organization. I’m going to text him every day from now on. Mark told me it’s hard because you can tell people who join this sport, they’re really competitive and they want to win and it’s kind of hard not to stick your nose into a player’s business.

With the Brewers down 2 in the 8th tonight, Cain walks to lead off. Yelich pinch hits and hits the first pitch for a easy double play.

I was hoping that the Giannis -Yelich angle would be the story tonight and was sure Yelich was going to homer to tie the game. Oh well.

little bit of a conflict of interest if he gets traded. isnt this a problem for mahomes? he owns parts of different teams?

why cant you just do this when u retire?

Please explain why you think it is a conflict of interest?

Unless these guys decide to take up baseball (Michael Jordan anyone?) there is no COI here. Pretty safe to say Rodgers isn't going to try an NBA career either.

@timCsera posted:

little bit of a conflict of interest if he gets traded. isnt this a problem for mahomes? he owns parts of different teams?

why cant you just do this when u retire?

Huh? Why would it be a conflict? He’s investing in a business that over the course of his investment almost guarantees he’ll get ROI. Look at the Lasry-Edens investment… they put in $500M and the Bucks value is over $1B now. Not a bad return…

Giannis as a Split-End/Tight-End in a Packer Uni would be fun to see with Rodgers throwing to him.