Following the final buzzer, the “Greek Freak” made sure the milestone didn’t go unrecognized. Giannis tracked down the game ball to present to Alex, a sentimental gesture for a fan base looking for a silver lining in a season where the Bucks have already been eliminated from playoff contention.

The trio of Giannis, Thanasis, and Alex made history this season as the first three brothers to suit up for the same franchise in a single campaign. However, seeing them share the floor together marks a staggering milestone that likely won’t be eclipsed in the NBA record books anytime soon.

Inside the debut: Alex’s first minutes

Alex Antetokounmpo’s stint was brief but productive. Logging three minutes in the Bucks jersey, the youngest Antetokounmpo brother went 3-of-4 from the charity stripe to get on the board.

While he didn’t record any assists, boards, or blocks in his limited run, his efficiency at the line provided a spark. With Milwaukee’s postseason hopes extinguished, the final stretch of the regular season serves as an audition for the rookie, who could see increased minutes in the rotation as the coaching staff looks toward next year.

The Giannis watch: Injury and trade rumors swirl

While Alex made his mark, Giannis remained a spectator as he continues to manage a left knee hyperextension and a bone bruise sustained on March 16. After testing the knee against the Wizards, the two-time MVP opted for a rest night against Dallas.

However, the bigger story in Milwaukee remains the superstar’s future. The Bucks’ early exit from the playoff picture has ignited speculation about a roster overhaul. According to ESPN’s Shams Charania, Giannis was reportedly “on the verge” of a move at the trade deadline, a report that cast a long shadow over a franchise now facing a massive offseason of uncertainty.

But if that wasn’t enough, now it seems like the youngest member of the Antetokounmpo household is also ready to take his talents to the best basketball tournament in the world, as Alex Antetokounmpo has declared for the NBA Draft.

And, even though no one’s expected him to be as good as Giannis out of the gate, his older brother believes that he can be even better. So, will he be drafted? Who’ll take a chance on the younger Antetokounmpo?

Alex Antetokounmpo NBA Draft Projection

Alex Antetokounpmo was a three-star recruit before heading overseas to play pro in Europe. He’s a much better shooter than Giannis is and, albeit smaller (6’7” with a 7’1” wingspan compared to Giannis’ 6’11” and 7’4” wingspan) he can still grow some more.

Alex has already worked out with the Indiana Pacers and is expected to be taken somewhere in the second round of the draft. Whether he’ll join the NBA right away or decides to stay a little longer in Europe is yet to be seen.

“I definitely think Alex can be better than me,” said Giannis several years ago. And, while scouts could doubt this statement judging by what they’ve seen, no one ever thought that Giannis would become the superstar he is nowadays.

Neither Kostas nor Thanasis were able to live up to the hype but Alex looks like a well-round prospect. If he adds as much muscle as his older brother and shares his work ethic, there’s no doubt that he’ll make an NBA roster, and who knows? Maybe he’ll even become the 4th NBA champion in the family.