Durant has only two teams left in the next house! Stone and Uduka have a disagreement, and are most likely to join forces with 27+5 No. 1 pick

On June 15, as the draft approaches, I think some teams that want to get Durant are more active, especially some teams that do not have sufficient chip negotiations. If the teams with high picks and top young talents change their minds and want Durant again, then they obviously have a better chance to win KD. Therefore, in order to avoid long nights and dreams, the Timberwolves, the Heat and the Suns have had a lot of exchanges recently.

The news we got yesterday was that only three teams left in Durant's next home are the most promising, namely the Rockets, the Timberwolves and the Heat, among which the Heat are the most likely teams. The news today is that the possibility of the Rockets is far less than that of the other two teams. The reason, according to US media reporter Ary, the source revealed that Uduka is very interested in getting Durant, but Uduka and general manager Stone have differences in their vision.

This is very clear. Stone still wants to stick to his long-term plan to build a team with young players as the core. After all, after introducing Durant, his two-year, 120 million-dollar contract may hinder the team's future operation, and he will also hinder the development of young players. Stone hopes that the Rockets learn from the Thunder, while Uduka wants the Rockets to quickly become a championship team. With Uduka's personality, he doesn't want to lose in a game, and he has a good relationship with Durant, so he hopes that the team can win him.

In my opinion, I still support Stone's approach. Durant is more suitable to be a second-in-command. His physical fitness is no longer enough to allow him to perform efficiently in the whole game in the face of high-intensity defense like when he was young. In the 24-year playoffs against the Timberwolves, I guess everyone has also seen that Durant can play high-level games in three quarters, but if the physical fitness cannot keep up with the efficiency in the fourth quarter, it will not seem appropriate.

Today, the US media DKSportsbook announced the latest odds for Durant's next home. The Timberwolves-130 ranked first, the Heat +200 second, the Rockets +330 third, and the Suns' trading goals are also very clear. They hope to get instant combat power, make the team's salary more flexible, and get top rookies or draft picks. Previously, US media reported that Durant had told people around him that he would eventually join the Spurs, but why did the Spurs also withdraw from the group chat?

The reason is that the Spurs only provided the No. 14 draw to the Suns and did not provide the second draw, so they were rejected. Unless they were willing to give Durant a more sincere offer, the Suns would not accept the price of this to send Durant away. The Spurs want to get Durant, but they don’t want to give up the second draw. After all, this is a year of draft, and the top three picks have the potential to become the cornerstone. Considering that Durant was in the last year, it is understandable that the Spurs don’t want to give up.

The previous offer given by the Heat was Jovic or Hax+ draft pick and a balance contract to trade. They didn't want to give Will, and it was probably because of this that they lost the initiative to get Durant. What the Suns wanted most was a qualified inside player. In order to get Durant, the Timberwolves were willing to spend a lot of money. According to US media reports, they were willing to give Gobert to the Suns, and ESPN also simulated the Suns' trade to get Durant: the Timberwolves gave Gobert, Divine and Dillingham, completing 3 for 1.

This deal is something that Durant and the Timberwolves want to complete. First of all, for Durant's consideration, he hopes to continue to compete for the championship. The Timberwolves has reached the Western Conference Final this season. Such a team is obviously Durant likes. After all, the team can win next season, and there is also his own little fan Edwards. If he can pass on his skills and experience to a young player he admires at the end of his career, it can be regarded as letting Huazi inherit his legacy.

The Big Morris talked about the Timberwolves' desire to get Durant. He said: Durant and Huazi are simply a match made in heaven, right? Both of them are pure ball fools and don’t care about anything except playing. Durant has been like this throughout his career, and Edwards is the same. He doesn’t even want to be the league’s storefront, he just wants to play well. Huazi is expected to become the league's super scorer after Durant in the future. He is only 23 years old and has averaged 27.6 points, 5.7 rebounds and 4.5 assists per game this season.

The future Edwards has the opportunity to win the scoring champion and become the top scorer in the league. He has also been very obsessed with improving his skills. According to DeRozan on Wade's podcast, in a game against the Timberwolves this season, Edwards told DeRozan that he hoped he could train with DeRozan. He hoped that DeRozan could teach him mid-range and back-to-back play. DeRozan told him there was no problem.

Durant's joint efforts with Huazi are indeed exciting, but if Gobert leaves the team, the Timberwolves' defensive system will collapse. Will they still be as strong as they are now? Having said that, what do you want to say about Durant’s next home? Welcome to leave a message for discussion.