All parties in the transaction have their own thoughts, Suns Back-Touch Green has other ideas, and the Heat already has alternative plans

Kevin Durant is currently a storied figure in the NBA. His potential deals have touched the hearts of a number of team general managers and fans of melon. His popularity alone has surpassed the finals that should have been the protagonist. Although famous reporter Charania repeatedly emphasized that Adu's transaction will be completed in the near future, the transaction is still confusing at present, and all parties to the transaction have their own worries and are a little undecided.

From the Rockets' perspective, they certainly want to get the historical scorer KD to solve the problem of the team's lack of key ball attack capabilities, but they have already said that - they will not give too much chips for Durant, who is already 36 years old. This means that even if the Rockets have three hostages with the Suns: the No. 10 pick this year, and the first rounds in 27 and 29 years, they will not bet on everything in their pockets like they did when they chase Antetokounmpo. Time stands on the Rockets' side. As the draft approaches, the Suns' operating space is getting smaller and smaller, and sooner or later they will give an answer.

At the same time, the Suns management was not idle either. They began to make a comeback to Jaylen Green. They also knew that the Rockets would probably put Brother Cat into the bargaining chips to match their salary. The Suns are also preparing for the future. After all, there are two defenders, Booker and Bill, in the team. The compatibility issues of these two All-Stars have not been resolved. If you get "Brother Fengxue", the lineup will be too heavy. After experiencing the fruitless failure of selling Bill before the trading deadline last season, the new Suns management, who succeeded Jones, also learned to be smart. First investigate Jaylen Green's market, fully investigate his market value, and then decide whether to press the done deal key of the Adu trade. This also means that the Rockets have begun to lead Durant's potential next-tier list.

The Rockets' leading position means that the South Coast Legion is gradually falling behind. But with Pat Riley here, the Heat never waited for death. Butler did not trade Durant in the middle of the season. The Heat godfather obviously had his considerations. Now that KD wears the battle suit of Aerospace City, it seems to be a foregone conclusion, Riley has also made plans for plan b - they set their sights on the Warriors' young forward Jonathan Cumingga.

Antesco basically announced that he would stay in the team, and Durant was abducted by the Rockets again. There are really not many high-quality wings on the market. Although Kumingga is a restricted free agent, if the Heat are determined to get him and raise the contract renewal quotation to a range that the Warriors, who have been plagued by super luxury tax punishment in recent years, then they can still get this talented jumping man from Congo. Kumingga's physical fitness is undoubtedly, but his understanding of tactics and running is almost interesting. Perhaps under Riley's "devil training", can we meet a completely different Ku?