What will the future of each other after the Bucks cut off Lillard?

The Bucks cut Lillard.

I understand that the Bucks try every extreme way to delay Giannis' departure?

Lillard had a thrombosis problem in spring, and the Achilles tendon was injured. The Bucks were sent away by Halliburton in the first round. Giannis publicly expressed his dissatisfaction with the team.

Lillard still needs to rest now, and his return date is not set, and he will not be able to guarantee his condition when he returns. If the Bucks are on the spot, they will look forward and look back. Giannis may turn against each other.

The Bucks can't afford to wait and have to do something, so they cut Lillard: in the next five years, they will give Lillard 20 million a year so that there is room for the moment: today we signed Turner (100 million in four years) who had eliminated the Bucks.

Lopez averaged 13 points, 5 rebounds, 2 assists, 1.9 blocks and 1.7 three-pointers last season, with a real shooting percentage of 62%. 2021 champion center.

Turner averaged 16 points, 6 rebounds, 2 assists, 2 blocks and 2.2 three-pointers last season, with a real shooting percentage of 61%. 2025 Eastern Conference Champion Center.

And Turner can also change defense occasionally, Lopez can only retreat: Is there a little more change?

After losing Lopez and Lillard, the Bucks are now in the frontcourt: Giannis + Turner (replace Lopez's rim protection + three-pointer) + Portis, not bad; backcourt... Kevin Porter Jr.?

is not perfect, but it has changed; after letting Daluo and Lillard go, they continued to maintain their size and completed some rejuvenation.

"We have worked so hard, Giannis please stay!"

For the Pacers, it is a pity to lose Turner, but after Halliburton fell in the seventh game of the finals, this is actually far from destined: Halliburton (and Tatum) will be recuperated, and the Pacers (and the Celtics) probably have set their sights on 2027: letting a few old men go and letting them earn a big contract, it is also a two-fold gap.

Turner's cover and space are pricey in this year's playoffs, so it is natural to go to the Bucks to replace Lopez, but it is not irreplaceable:

The Pacers rely heavily on Toppin's basket and vitality to stimulate the offense. The next center they look for will probably go towards Toppin and Turner complex to cooperate with Halliburton after healing from injury.

Lillard?

Combined with climate and age, it is possible for him to go to Miami, New York and Los Angeles (older players tend to go to big cities or places with good climate).

But teams that want to compete for the championship (Nuggets, Rockets), young teams that lack guards (Magics, Timberwolves, Trail Blazers who just lost Ansie) may be interested in him.

By the way: Lillard is tangled with the Warriors-but he is from Oakland.

After experiencing these two years of turmoil - divorce, injury - this time being laid off was a relief for Lillard:

He took the big money given by the Bucks and gained freedom to go anywhere he wanted.