Giannis Antetokounmpo has, without a doubt, transformed the Milwaukee Bucks into the NBA's most promising teams. And their 25-point halftime lead on the road against the Minnesota Timberwolves is good proof.

This is the largest road halftime lead since Antetokounmpo's first season in 2013.

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And since the Greek Freak's inception into the franchise, the Bucks have made their way into several playoff appearances. Though they still can't be considered legitimate threats or contenders, it can still be taken as a good sign of improvement for the franchise.

Fortunately, they managed to turn the big halftime lead into a victory against the Wolves. And in the young season so far, the Bucks are 5-0. Antetokounmpo finished with 15 points and 12 rebounds. The likes of Chris Middleton, Brook Lopez, Malcolm Brogdon, and Ersan Ilyasova chipped in by scoring in double figures.

The Bucks, as a team, are slowly developing into a pretty good team out in the Eastern Conference. They are not as star-studded as most teams in the NBA right now. But whatever it is that they're doing is working. Hopefully, this strong start can be stretched-out to the long and tiring NBA season. If this lasts, the Bucks may be in for another playoff appearance.