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<\/p>\nIn this week\u2019s Tuesday Tracker and our SB Nation Reacts survey, results are in from fan polling about the NBA trade deadline. Here are the highlights:<\/p>\n
Perhaps influenced by Giannis\u2019 social media activity after the deadline, 57% of Bucks fans believe he will sign an extension with the team once he becomes eligible on October 1st, in a bit of a reversal from last week: seven days ago, 74% believed that the Bucks would still trade him this offseason, though most of those votes came in before the deadline.<\/p>\n
Another way of looking at this shift: 52% of respondents believe that the deadline\u2019s circumstances increased the likelihood that Giannis will remain in Milwaukee next year, at least slightly. Compare that to 42% of those polled who believe it didn\u2019t change anything.<\/p>\n
There is widespread satisfaction with the Cam Thomas signing, with 83% of Bucks fans in favor his minimum deal for the rest of the season.<\/p>\n
Even stronger is support for acquiring Ousmane Dieng in exchange for Cole Anthony and Amir Coffey, which is viewed favorably by 93% of voters.<\/p>\n
In light of this, Jon Horst\u2019s approval rating rose above his disapproval rating for the first time since January 9th, with 44% approving and 36% disapproving. A week ago, those numbers were 25% and 50%, respectively.<\/p>\n
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Thanks again for voting! Check back on Tuesday for another slate of questions.<\/p>\n
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