The Heat represent the confluence of Milwaukee's best return and Antetokounmpo's perceived wishes. Some in NBA circles believe Antetokounmpo values playing with Bam Adebayo, with whom he shares an agent (Alex Saratsis). Herro, a recent All-Star from Wisconsin, verbally agrees to extend with the Bucks before the trade. Ware has emerged as one of the brighter center prospects in the league. Miami has enough draft compensation to get a deal across the finish line. The question for Milwaukee will be how the franchise values players, a subjective matter. Do they prefer Scoot Henderson and Shaedon Sharpe over Herro and Ware? Would a more established All-Star and former NBA Finals MVP like Jaylen Brown move the needle for the Bucks? Is draft compensation the greatest priority? The answer should be a path towards sustained success that doesn't shy away from taking a step back for the good of the team. Whether or not the Bucks agree remains to be seen.