Michael Kaskey-Blomain•Jeff Hanisch-Imagn ImagesAdd The Sporting News on GoogleAfter a season full of tension and conflict, things between the Milwaukee Bucks and star forward Giannis Antetokounmpo may have finally reached a breaking point, and Antetokounmpo acknowledged as much.The two sides have been at odds regarding Antetokounmpo’s status for the remainder of the season. Antetokounmpo wants to finish out the current campaign out on the floor, but with their playoff hopes dashed, the Bucks want to shut him down.The NBA is currently investigating the situation, but being held out of action when he wants to play may be the final straw for Antetokounmpo."For somebody to come and tell me to not play or not to compete, it's like a slap in my face," Antetokounmpo told reporters Friday. "So I don't know where the relationship goes from there."This story will be updated. More NBA news: How Luka Doncic could still win NBA MVP award despite season-ending injuryCollin Gillespie breaks Phoenix Suns' 3-point record for a single seasonZion Williamson gets brutally honest regarding his future with New Orleans PelicansLakers' J.J. Redick backs Luka Doncic in tight NBA MVP raceKristaps Porzingis' future with Warriors gets major update from NBA insiderENJOYED THIS STORY?Add Sporting News as a preferred source on Google to see more of our reportingAdd as preferred source on GoogleMichael Kaskey-BlomainMichael Kaskey-Blomain is a freelance writer with The Sporting News. He is an experienced sportswriter and media member with over a decade in the industry. He has covered the NBA and NFL for a variety of outlets, including CBS Sports, 247 Sports, FanSided and the Philadelphia Inquirer. Michael grew up just outside of Scranton, Pennsylvania, and currently resides in Philadelphia.