After the game, Brown jokingly told the media that Giannis was like a child, which earned a thoughtful response from the Milwaukee Bucks star. The two-time MVP told the media that he approaches the game of basketball with joy and happiness, and is doing what he can to stay young.

After a reckless elbow to the head of Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown, Giannis Antetokounmpo of the Milwaukee Bucks added insult to injury, pulling his hand away when offering it up as a sign of apology. While Giannis may have intended it as a playful admission of guilt in the moment, Brown didn't take it as such and neither did Skip Bayless.

If you just looked at Giannis Antetokounmpo's stats in a vacuum, you'd assume he was well on his way to a third MVP season. He entered Sunday averaging more points (30.1) on a higher field goal percentage (60.