Giannis Antetokounmpo Sets New Milestones in Milwaukee Bucks History
Giannis Antetokounmpo has etched his name into the annals of Milwaukee Bucks history, achieving an astonishing 32 all-time records during his illustrious tenure with the franchise. As he continues to redefine the bounds of excellence in basketball, Antetokounmpo stands as a testament to longevity and dominance, having logged a remarkable 28,729 minutes on the court—the most of any player in Bucks history.
Unprecedented Achievements
Over the course of 13 seasons, Antetokounmpo has ascended to the pinnacle of nearly every statistical category. His record-breaking feats include:
28,729 Minutes Played
21,030 Points
12,031 Two-Point Field Goal Attempts
8,702 Total Rebounds
7,713 Field Goals
7,301 Free Throw Attempts
7,161 Two-Point Field Goals
7,047 Defensive Rebounds
6,249 Field Goals Missed
5,052 Free Throws
4,392 Assists
2,642 Turnovers
2,578 Personal Fouls
1,655 Offensive Rebounds
1,392 Field Goal Attempts
1,080 Blocks
876 Games Played
123.6 Win Shares
78.2 Offensive Win Shares
64.0 Value Over Replacement Player (VORP)
56 Triple-Doubles
45.4 Defensive Win Shares
35.8 Points Per 100 Possessions
26.4 Points Per 36 Minutes
13.1 Field Goals Made Per 100 Possessions
12.4 Free Throws Attempted Per 100 Possessions
9.1 Free Throws Attempted Per 36 Minutes
8.6 Free Throws Made Per 100 Possessions (T-1st)
8.3 Free Throws Attempted Per Game
55% Field Goal Percentage
29.9% Usage Rate
26% Defensive Rebound Percentage
In addition to dominating the record books, Giannis also ranks second in 16 other all-time Bucks statistics, showcasing his comprehensive skill set across multiple facets of the game. His impressive second-place standings include:
977 Steals
61% True Shooting Percentage
9.9 Rebounds Per Game
8.9 Defensive Rebounds Per Game
8.8 Field Goals Made Per Game
5.8 Free Throws Made Per Game
26 Player Efficiency Rating (PER)
20.7% Win Shares Per 48 Minutes
6.8 Box Plus/Minus (BPM)
4.6 Offensive BPM
2.2 Defensive BPM
9.7 Field Goals Made Per 36 Minutes
12.0 Defensive Rebounds Per 100 Possessions
12.2 Two-Point Field Goals Made Per 100 Possessions
24 Points Per Game (PPG)
60% Two-Point Field Goal Percentage
4.5 Turnovers Per 100 Possessions
Comparative Greatness: Giannis vs. Legends
In the realm of Bucks history, comparisons inevitably arise with other franchise greats, most notably Kareem Abdul-Jabbar and Oscar Robertson. Kareem, whose Milwaukee tenure culminated in a championship in 1971 alongside a Finals MVP award, boasts an impressive legacy that includes three NBA MVPs and multiple All-Star selections. His ability to dominate games was evident as he led the league in scoring, rebounding, and blocks during his time with the Bucks.
Oscar Robertson, who played the final four seasons of his career in Milwaukee, was pivotal in the team’s first championship run. Known for his versatility, Robertson ranked among the league’s best in assists and triple-doubles during his tenure, leaving an indelible mark on the franchise.
While the debate over the greatest player in Bucks history rages on, Giannis’ achievements provide a compelling argument for his place at the top. Having secured the franchise’s first title in fifty years and earning a Finals MVP, he has amassed accolades including:
2x NBA MVPs
7x All-NBA 1st Team Selections
2x All-NBA 2nd Team Selections
4x All-Defensive 1st Team Selections
1x All-Defensive 2nd Team Selection
9x All-Star Selections
1x Defensive Player of the Year
1x Most Improved Player Award
Giannis’ contributions extend beyond individual accolades. He has consistently ranked among the league’s elite, finishing in the top five for scoring in eight seasons and maintaining a presence in rebounds and assists. His all-around game remains a cornerstone of the Bucks’ success and a source of inspiration for fans and aspiring athletes alike.
As he continues to shatter records and redefine greatness, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s legacy with the Milwaukee Bucks grows richer, establishing a new standard for excellence in the sport.
