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THE HIGH-SPEED TRAINS passing through the Brightline station in West Palm Beach travel north and south between Orlando and Miami, creating a rumble that shakes the conference room on the second floor.
It's here, at this crossroads in South Florida, that the two men with final say over one of the biggest stories in the NBA have come to discuss the future of the face of their franchise, superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Milwaukee Bucks co-owners Wes Edens and Jimmy Haslam told ESPN in a joint 90-minute interview that they will decide the path to take with their two-time MVP together, and the most important factor will be whether Antetokounmpo signs the four-year, $275 million extension he is eligible to receive on Oct.