The Zoom Freak 2 should drop in the second half of 2020. That may coincide with Antetokounmpo making off-court headlines again next summer when he becomes eligible to sign a what would be an NBA-record contract with the Bucks that would pay him $253.8 million over five years. It would keep him in Milwaukee through 2026. His current deal signed in 2016 is $100 million over four years. Antetokounmpo’s performance has translated into growing financial success: Forbes’ list of top-paid NBA players ranked Antetokounmpo seventh (tied with Detroit’s Blake Griffin) at $35.5 million last season, which includes $22.5 million in salary and $13 million from endorsements.