Staggering numbers show how teammates are failing Giannis Antetokounmpo 

With each passing game, it's becoming clearer that Antetokounmpo is on an island devoid of credible help. 

Through the first two games, he has outscored the rest of the Bucks starters (70 to 54), attempted more than double the free throws (25 to 12) and collected double the rebounds (30 to 15), all while shooting at a vastly better clip from the floor (65 percent to 36 percent). 

The worrying trend dates back to the last few postseasons when the Bucks suffered back-to-back first-round defeats. Antetokounmpo is 0-6 in his previous six healthy playoff games despite tallying monster numbers.

Antetokounmpo got Damian Lillard back in Game 2, but his co-star was rusty in his first game since March 18. The All-Star guard shot 4-of-13 from the floor for 14 points and was a minus-7 on the floor in a 123-115 loss.

Entering this year's playoffs, Antetokounmpo's future with the Bucks was one of the biggest storylines to monitor. If the Bucks get bounced out of the first round again, the chatter of the two-time MVP departing from Milwaukee is expected to grow louder. Per several insiders, the Nets are among the teams expected to pursue him this offseason.