The 2021 Free Agency is starting to be dubbed as the “Summer of Giannis,” referencing Milwaukee Bucks superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo’s time to hit the free agent market. The Los Angeles Lakers, Miami Heat, and New York Knicks, are among the teams that have pieced together a flexible cap for next year, and they are looking like one of the early contenders to grab the reigning NBA MVP.

For the Golden State Warriors, however, a sizable slot in the salary cap isn’t enough. They are reportedly gathering up all the trade assets they can they may unload them this coming off-season.

Here’s what Eric Pincus of the Bleacher Report shared on Friday:

“Some around the league believe the Golden State Warriors acquired a first-round pick from the Minnesota Timberwolves, along with Andrew Wiggins, with the notion of a potential future trade with the Bucks.”

Along with Wiggins and the possible lottery pick in 2021, the depleted and West-bottoming Dubs also have high pick in the 2020 draft, which is likely to fall inside the top five, possibly first overall.

Wiggins’s unforgiving contract still holds $93.4M in the next three seasons but the current Warriors stint will allow him drive up his stats to boost value – he has 22.8 points per game on 57.9% shooting in four games.

If Golden State is truly in tunnel vision about acquiring The Greek Freak, they should also aim hard at bringing in two of his brothers, Thanasis and Kostas, who are currently with the Bucks and Lakers, respectively. It’s basically one of the key conditions in enticing Giannis since it’s his explicit desire to be teammates with his siblings.

The Warriors also present an interesting choice for Antetokounmpo, because they should have their core of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and Draymond Green around. They could do some serious damage with the uber-talented forward drawing so much attention from defenders.

Every team that’s vying for Giannis has a certain edge but no one is really ahead at this point, so the next 16-17 months should be pretty interesting as they roll on.