All right, we are back on get up. Huge hour on the way. Monica will be right back.

Jay is with us here today. We are live above the Hineken River Tech at Pier 17.

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The game has started. We already have a jump ball. Hour number two begins here with enormous news.

The windman is with us, and Shams has jumped in with breaking news just in the last 15 minutes about Janus Anandekumpo.

And quite candidly, it could reshape the entire NBA, as we know it.

Shams, huge audience joining us here at the top of the hour.

What is the news this morning?

Greenie, Janice and Ticompo, the two-time NBA MVP, he has not made any firm decisions about his future.

But sources tell me for the first time in his 12-year NBA career, he is open-minded about whether his best fit is in Milwaukee or playing elsewhere. And exploring what those options outside of Milwaukee

look like, is it sensible for him to potentially leave? And I'm here in Chicago. This is the summit

of Janus Etiqumpo. All 30 decision makers are descending upon this city. Now agents all in town.

There's going to be plenty of natural, substantive conversations.

They're going to be taking place here.

And we've known over the last several years,

Gianston de Kupo has been very open-minded about at least expressing that he is going to explore options

because his goal is to win a championship. He said it over the years that my

goal, I only want to win and compete for rings. He said it on his brother, Tenass's podcast last

month, that if I don't retire, if I retire without winning a second championship, he's not

going to be able to essentially sleep at night. And so that's his goal. What is that best long-term fit? And for the Bucks part, of course, they want to continue

to build around Yon's and Dikoupo, but they're going into an offseason where they have one first

round pick that they can trade six years from now. They don't necessarily have cap space. They have top heavy salaries. And again, that $54 million contract on their

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