The Bucks’ dwindling playoff hopes, Giannis Antetokounmpo’s “selfishness” and the development of Giannis, Jabari Parker and MCW

Summary: With the Milwaukee Bucks' playoff hopes increasingly dim, our attention has justifiably begun to focus more and more on the evolving roles of Giannis Antetokounmpo, Jabari Parker and Michael Carter-Williams, especially after ESPN's Kevin Arnovitz hinted that Antetokounmpo's benching came as a result of "selfish" play in previous games. What does selfishness mean for a player averaging less than 12 shots per game? Does the responsibility for the struggles of Antetokounmpo and Parker, and conversely recent success of Carter-Williams, lay at the feet of a poor offensive scheme engineered by head coach Jason Kidd? Have the Bucks gone about developing Antetokounmpo and Parker correctly? Steve von Horn, Eric Nehm and Frank Madden discuss all of these questions and much more in the first part of our weekly podcast.