The Boston Celtics are reportedly drawing serious interest from Giannis Antetokounmpo, with the Milwaukee Bucks facing a pivotal decision. The Celtics' frontcourt struggles this postseason have created urgency around a potential blockbuster that could reshape their title hopes. Multiple teams are preparing aggressive offers for Mitchell Robinson, and the New York Knicks must decide whether to match them or pivot. Giannis Antetokounmpo could truly land in Boston, and it feels certain that Antetokounmpo just played his last season in Milwaukee. The two teams with the most attention on Giannis are the Celtics and the Miami Heat. Both teams make sense, as they are championship contenders, which it's been clear he wants to go do a contender. Miami had a Hail Mary offer at the trade deadline, but it ultimately fell through. Boston has one of the biggest trade pieces in Jaylen Brown, which is why the move is intriguing - he also has a salary similar to Giannis' meaning a trade is a lot easier to pull off. Would it be the best move for Boston though? They've already won a championship with Brown and Jayson Tatum as the core so do they need to take a swing at Antetokounmpo? And would Giannis and Tatum's play style mesh the way Brown and Tatum's have? These are the questions Brad Stevens has to ask himself before he blows up this core. The Celtics have a glaring problem in their frontcourt. Luka Garza and Neemias Queta both got exposed by Joel Embiid when he made his return from a ruptured appendix. Adding Giannis would give them the big man talented enough to stall just about any interior threat in the NBA. Offensively, Giannis isn't a massive threat outside the painted area, which can be good and bad. Boston has a lot of perimeter scorers so getting Antetokounmpo would simply open up their scorers. With Tatum coming off an Achilles injury he could default to more scoring off dribble and 3-point shots rather than driving to the lane, which would obviously open Giannis to dominate inside. It's an intriguing move that is gaining momentum by the week. It's down to Boston and Miami and both have the trade pieces to pull off the deal. It all comes down to how Milwaukee feels about which pitch will help them rebuild the quickest. Mitchell Robinson could be a hot commodity during free agency. Sure the New York Knicks aren't worried about Mitchell Robinson's looming extension right now as they're looking to close out a miraculous playoff run with an NBA title, already up 2-0 against the San Antonio Spurs. But the reality is whenever the NBA season does officially end, they'll be in a tight race with several teams looking to beef up their frontcourt. According to Bleacher Report, The Los Angeles Lakers are the obvious frontrunner. They need a center upgrade from DeAndre Ayton and Jaxson Hayes. The Lakers are among several teams, which includes the Charlotte Hornets, Chicago Bulls, and Toronto Raptors. This is similar to the situation the Knicks faced with Isaiah Hartenstein a few years back when he left New York to sign with Oklahoma City. If you're New York, you're not worried either way about the Robinson decision ahead. Karl-Anthony Towns has played at an elite level this postseason and looked like the dominant center they need.