The NBA playoffs are approaching and Doc Rivers took a position on the situation of Giannis Antetokounmpo, who is absent from the last games of the Milwaukee Bucks.

The regular season finale found the Milwaukee Bucks struggling without Giannis Antetokounmpo . The Greek Freak suffered from a leg injury, with the Stags keeping him out until the regular season finale to recover and avoid further strain.

The regular season is over, with the Bucks finishing in third place with a 49-33 record, and they will face the Indiana Pacers , having home field advantage in the first phase of the post season. Whether they will have the Greek Freak in their composition remains unknown, but the first signs are positive.

Doc Rivers spoke about the condition of the Greek forward, emphasizing that he is waiting for the reports of the medical staff on the charismatic ace, while at the same time he emphasized that he is turning up the pace, getting the program out without problems.

Speaking about the Bucks ‘ leader’s condition, the team’s coach from Wisconsin said: “We’ll have to wait and see. I don’t know what will happen, I just know that it works. We get good reports. Yesterday, he did it all. That was positive. That’s all we can say at the moment.”