Durant s deal negotiations are in full swing, Rockets, Heat, Timberwolves become the main next home

On June 14, ESPN famous reporter Shams threw out a huge news on the show, saying that as the talent show got closer, Durant's transaction negotiations were like a fire-fired explosive barrel, burning more and more. The three teams, the Houston Rockets, Miami Heat and Minnesota Timberwolves, are fighting the Suns to start in-depth negotiations on Durant's potential deal. Do you think this matter is interesting? A few days ago, I heard that Durant's next company may be the Rockets and the Timberwolves. In a blink of an eye, the Heat came out and broke into a strife. The NBA's trading market is like the sky in June, changing at any time. Shams also mentioned that the Suns received inquiries from 6 to 8 teams, but the focus of the negotiations in the past two days was on those three teams - thinking about it, all teams were anxious to rush to the show before the draft, who wouldn't want to make a big fish before the new season?

Shams said earlier this week that the Suns, Durant and his agent Ritchie Kleiman were screening the trading plan, and the next players mentioned at that time were the Knicks and the Spurs. As a result, within two days, the Knicks came out with the team reporter to refute the rumors, saying that New York did not pursue Durant at all, and the possibility of the Spurs acquisition was also declining. But strangely, the Spurs are still ranked first on the latest odds list, the Heat soared from +1000 to +250, the Timberwolves +400, and the Rockets +600, fourth. Why does this odds feel a bit out of touch with the actual situation? Maybe Spinach Company is also betting whether the Spurs will suddenly make big fuss? Famous reporter Sidery also said that the transaction may be reached within 72 hours. The time is stuck so tightly. Could it be that all teams want to complete the lineup before the draft?

Speaking of the Heat's offer, Sidery revealed that they would not want to put Wel into the trade, but were willing to give away Jaime Hax or Nikola Jovic, with some salary chips and draft picks. This operation is quite interesting. Wealth is probably the treasure in the Heat's heart and is reluctant to let go, but Hax and Jovic are young players after all, and they exchange their future for their current combat power. This is a good plan. But will the sun accept it? After all, if players of Durant’s level are not strong enough, they probably won’t be able to continue talking. You see, now everyone says that the Rockets, Heat, and Timberwolves are the main players, but the Suns also say that the Spurs, Raptors and Clippers are also on his list of attention, and maybe there are dark horses coming out. ESPN also mentioned that the Clippers may get involved, which is interesting. Do Western teams want to form a super lineup and confront the Eastern Conference?

Shams and Gambadoro both feel that the deal may be reached before the draft, and Shams also said it may be faster than a week and there will be action in the next few days. But NBC Sports poured cold water on another pot of cold water, saying that Xiao Hua and the league office did not encourage big deals in mid-June, for fear of stealing the limelight in the finals. Are you saying this is a contradiction? On one hand, each team was anxious to trade, while on the other hand, the league was beating and drumming. The fifth game of the NBA Finals will be played on June 17. If it is delayed until the tiebreak, you will have to wait until the 23rd. If the Durant trade suddenly breaks out during this period, the popularity of the finals may be really halfway. But the problem is, in the business league, the team can't control so much. As long as you have the chance to win Durant, who doesn't want to get things done first?

The situation is now like playing chess. The Sun is holding the piece Durant, and the teams are thinking about how to exchange it for the smallest price. The Spurs have the first odds but the possibility of being rumored is reduced. The Heat suddenly hit second, and the Clippers have become a potential dark horse again. This trading market is more exciting than TV series. If I want to tell you, it’s hard to say where Durant is going. On the one hand, the quotations of each team are on the surface, but on the other hand, it is not guaranteed which team suddenly throws out a bargaining chip. Moreover, the attitude on the league is quite subtle. Although it is not encouraged, they can't stop the deal if it really happens. Maybe, just as the finals were in progress, a team suddenly announced the news of Durant's joining. Will the fans be furious? If this happens, Xiao Hua will probably have a headache, but for us viewers, some will watch it.