We still don't know if Milwaukee Bucks superstar small forward Giannis Antetokounmpo is going to play in Game 5 against the Miami Heat due to his sprained ankle.

The Bucks, who are down 3-1 in the series, are hoping Antetokounmpo can give it a go.

It's worth mentioning, though, that The Greek Freak was wearing a walking boot while entering the arena, per Malika Andrews of ESPN:

Tip-off between the Bucks and Heat is scheduled for 6:30 ET. Milwaukee will likely play it coy and reveal Giannis Antetokounmpo's status right before the game starts.

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During the Denver Nuggets-Los Angeles Clippers game on Monday evening, TNT analyst and former NBA head coach Stan Van Gundy said he'd be surprised if Antetokounmpo is able to play in Game 5 since he wasn't able to return for Game 4.

While the Bucks played well for Antetokounmpo in Game 4 after he got hurt in the second quarter, the odds of them defeating the Heat without Giannis in Game 5 are extremely low. Miami clearly took its foot off the gas pedal in Game 4 after Antetokounmpo went out, and Heat star Jimmy Butler was very upset about that.

With that being said, fans can expect Butler and the Heat to come out aggressive in Game 5 and put the Bucks away early, even if Antetokounmpo is somehow able to play.

If the Bucks' season ends in Game 5, it will be a heartbreaking end to Antetokounmpo's historic season. He won Defensive Player of the Year and is expected to win the MVP again.