Fans of the Boston Celtics are finding that the suffering of an early playoff loss has sparked calls to trade away some of their favorite players on the team as the storied ball club stares down a collective bargaining agreement (CBA) nightmare of their own making. But what if the player coming back was also among the best players in the NBA?

It could be a busy summer for the Golden State Warriors, as could be the case for Giannis Antetokounmpo. The Warriors had an impressive campaign, making the second round of the NBA Playoffs after acquiring Jimmy Butler -- pairing him with Stephen Curry -- at the trade deadline.

Nine-time All-Star Bucks power forward Giannis Antetokounmpo, understandably, could be a bit peeved about not being a contender in the league's junior conference, just four years removed from winning his first title.