This season's trade has closed.

However, Shams revealed on today's show that the Warriors were very active in getting Durant.

One of the Warriors he knew of offered a proposal for the Warriors to make an offer in a three-way trade (plus the Heat):Butler + Kuminga + first-round + second-round + draft pick swap to get Durant from the Suns.

Why didn't it work out?

When Durant said he had no intention of returning to the Warriors, the Warriors abandoned the idea and the trade fell through.

KD is willing to play for the Heat, so Miami wants to be direct, completely kick out the Warriors, and discuss the swap of Butler and Durant with the Suns.

However, Riley came out of Butler + Richardson, this offer is obviously to treat the opposite side as SB...

Phoenix bought Durant at a big price in 2023 (Bridges, Cameron Johnson, Crowder, four first-round picks and a 2028 draft pick swap), so their asking price for the Heat was high, and in the end Miami felt that the risk was too great and did not rush...

From this season's perspective, Adu is staying with the Suns, but this summer, not necessarily.

He is likely to re-enter the trading market.

Considering that he only has 15 months left on his contract with the Suns (at the end of next season), the Suns are asking for too much leverage, and the Heat's reluctance to dismantle the core roster at this time is a rational choice.

On the one hand, the Suns say that Durant is not for sale, and on the other hand, they are willing to listen to other people's offers, KD, a sensitive person, cannot have no thoughts in his heart, this is one of them.

Second, the Suns are currently in 9th place in the West, and the play-in teams, as they can meet, will not be able to go further this season.

Therefore, there is a high probability that it will be reversed this summer.

Adu is a good bargaining chip, and will listen to the offers of all parties at that time.

Now it's equivalent to the Big Three delaying another half a season...

about#兰特老祖重返勇士#This topic has been discussed enthusiastically by fans in the past few days.

Fans are looking forward to Duku's reunion, which is understandable.

However, Durant is not enthusiastic about returning to his old club.

Personally, I think KD made a good choice.

Ask:Durant back to the Warriors, what's the picture?

Superstars make choices, nothing more than two points,Diagram title and tuli.

The title of the picture? They have two championships + two FMVPs.

Go back to the Warriors and compete for the championship again? Come on, look at the record of the Warriors is not as good as the Suns...

In addition, Warriors fans need to understand one thing: even if Durant really comes, the team will not have a qualitative improvement in competitiveness in addition to full traffic.

The Warriors are not the Warriors of 8 years ago, and Curry is not the Curry of 8 years ago.

Besides, in 2016, Adu came to be a free agent signing and directly airborne, and now he has to pay a lot of price for the Warriors...

The team management just wanted to make big news.

Two 37-year-old veterans plus a 35-year-old Dream Green to compete for the championship? You're not kidding...

Turly?

Durant still has a market, his level is higher than Butler, and he can make a lot of money by staying with the Suns or going to other teams.

Timberwolves, Grizzlies and other teams have expressed interest in him, and the sickle, who averages 26 points per game, is definitely not short of a home.

Why bother with it?

There is an old Chinese saying calledGood horses don't eat back grass。

It's impossible for Adu not to understand this kind of truth.

His departure that year was carried out with resentment.

In the Warriors, Dream Chasing is a descendant, he belongs to outsiders, and the Warriors do not really respect Durant, who fought for the team to rupture his Achilles tendon.

"We were champions before you came, and we'll win the championship after you're gone."

The lethality of this sentence is too great.

Durant went back to find Dream Chaser and scolded? It's not necessary.

Speaking to Sportskeeda, Green also talked about Durant's reluctance to return to the Warriors, saying:

"It doesn't have any impact on my life, why is it having an impact? I'm not going to care about people who aren't here. ”

The broken mirror is reunited, and there will eventually be cracks.

Where there are painful memories, how can you come back?

Curry + Durant + Klay, used to be beautiful.

At the time, it was just a normal thing, but now it has become a good memory.

Dooku's feelings only exist among Warriors fans.

For Durant, he has feelings for Curry, but:

If you come back, not only will you have no face, but you will also have no roots...