Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to be at the center of attention in NBA circles, with the Milwaukee Bucks star reportedly open to potentially wanting out of the Cream City. This weekend, Antetokounmpo took to Twitter to answer fan questions, and his responses left fans grasping for straws and speculating about what Antetokounmpo is thinking. Several of his responses to basketball-related questions were quite revealing.

With NBA Insider Shams Charania reporting that Giannis Antetokounmpo is potentially open to a change of scenery this summer, Milwaukee Bucks fans are preparing to sweat out the offseason and hope their superstar stays around for the future. With a “crucial” meeting set for later this week, according to Chris Haynes, Antetokounmpo will meet with the front office about the team’s future plans.

If any of the Bucks leadership pays attention to social media, Antetokounmpo just dropped a big hint as to what offensive strategy he prefers.

5-out refers to an offense where all five players are outside the three-point line. The benefits of such an offense come with more space inside for players to drive into, more room behind the defense for players without the ball to cut into, and more options for players to receive quick perimeter passes for catch-and-shoot opportunities.

4-out has some of the same bones, but gives each perimeter player more room. With one player on the block, as a post-up outlet or rebounder, there can also be of an inside-out game. It can also make reads in traditional pick-and-roll simpler for some.

The Milwaukee Bucks have notoriously been a 5-out team, using Antetokounmpo as their primary ball-handler and their center, Brook Lopez, as a spacing big who stands out behind the three-point line. Antetokounmpo clearly has a preference on what offense to run, and it would involve a big change for Milwaukee this upcoming season.

While Antetokounmpo is, at the very least, hinting at a change in philosophy, such a shift could also mean a change in key personnel. The aforementioned Lopez, a key part of the 5-out system, is an upcoming free agent.

Antetokounmpo had several more comments on basketball-related things. Closely related to his 4-out preference is how he reads the defense when attacking off the dribble.

What Antetokounmpo means is he looks at the defender waiting for him on the opposite side of the court near the baseline when figuring out what decision to make. If he were to dribble from the top of the key to the right side, his eyes would go left to see where the defender moved.

When asked what his preferred angle of attack was, Giannis showed the confidence of one of the greatest players of his generation. He can do it all.

Defensively, Giannis felt he enjoys playing help defense. In the past, Antetokounmpo has been criticized for not directly matching up with the opponent’s best player, but it was often for reasons such as letting Antetokounmpo remain in help defense, as he is one one of the best in the league at it.

Antetokounmpo’s recent spree of social media posts will fuel countless speculations, but one of his more direct answers about playstyle certainly gives fans a lot to think about.