Giannis Antetokounmpo dresses as the Incredible Hulk and enjoys himself after the Milwaukee Bucks defeat the Miami Heat.
MILWAUKEE — Following Monday’s game against the , made his way onto the stage in the Jim Paschke Interview Room at Fiserv Forum and slammed two green fists onto the table. “What we got?” Antetokounmpo asked the assembled media in a gravelly voice, wearing an Incredible Hulk costume. “Don’t be scared, come on.
” Obviously, Antetokounmpo was not the only player to cover Butler as neither coach went out of the way to sync up the minutes of his star player with another in a regular season game. But Antetokounmpo’s defense helped set the tone on Butler, who finished with just 13 points on 4-of-11 shooting and four assists in 29 minutes. “I feel like I’ve been, at times, I’ve been protected,” Antetokounmpo said.
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