Giannis Antetokounmpo Destroyed Thunder Sign and Then Offered to Pay for Damages

In case you weren't aware already, Giannis Antetokounmpo is a huge competitor.
So when something on the court doesn't go his way, he tends to take his anger out however he can. After a less than stellar first half against the Thunder on Sunday, a furious Greek Freak allegedly took his frustrations out on a sign of the OKC logo in the hallway at Chesapeake Energy Arena.
Well...apparently Giannis was a little frustrated with how the first half went. He just kicked a hole in this thing in the hallway ?. pic.twitter.com/h35Vol7Fo3
— Gabe Ikard (@GabeIkard) November 11, 2019
Yikes, he must have been absolutely STEAMING considering the damage done to the Thunder logo there.
After the game, media members caught up with the 24-year-old to ask about the incident. Giannis, clearly embarrassed by his actions, explained that he plans to pay for the sign, and even offered to trade a Bucks sign to the Thunder in exchange for the one he dismantled beyond repair.
"Obviously, I’ll try to pay for the sign or I can trade you guys with a Bucks sign when you guys come to Milwaukee, but there’s no excuse for that."
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) November 11, 2019
Giannis on breaking the sign and the WIN: pic.twitter.com/TW1eyGIQa1
If this is how Giannis reacts to a poor first half of a regular season game in November, we'd hate to see him get mad in the NBA Playoffs. He might just bring an entire arena down in a fit of rage.
Giannis' last 5 games ?
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) November 11, 2019
36 PTS | 15 REBS | 8 ASTS
34 PTS | 15 REBS | 6 ASTS
38 PTS | 16 REBS | 9 ASTS
30 PTS | 13 REBS | 4 ASTS
35 PTS | 16 REBS | 3 ASTS
Another MVP season? pic.twitter.com/Fg95az52b3
But perhaps his rage is what channels his best basketball. His past five games have seen him post absurd numbers, including the 35 points, 16 rebounds and two 3's he hit against OKC.
A bad first half won't deter Giannis from bouncing back in the later part of a game, but you certainly don't want to be face-to-face with the Greek Freak when he's in the middle of a frustrating game.