Giannis Antetokounmpo and the Miami Heat could be a perfect title-chasing pairing

MIAMI (AP) — Giannis Antetokounmpo ran off the floor about an hour into the first Miami Heat training camp session of the season. He had already sweated through his practice uniform and wanted to change into a fresh one. Someone let him into an adjacent room, and he found a place to change. “Much better, Antetokounmpo said. With that, he sprinted back to practice. Change, he believes, can be good. After 13 seasons with the Milwaukee Bucks — with 10 All-Star selections, nine All-NBA picks, two Most Valuable Player awards and one NBA title during that span — the 6-foot-11 Greek forward is starting anew with the Heat, who have a lot in common with Antetokounmpo. Both have been to the top of the NBA mountain, and now, both are counting on the other to help them reach that height again. But why now? Put simply, Antetokounmpo just wanted a fresh uniform. “I feel like I was in my comfort zone for many years and I just wanted just a new challenge, Antetokounmpo told The Associ