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Par Mathieu Seguin | Rédacteur sport
For the vast majority of insiders, there’s no doubt that Kevin Durant will be traded in the next few weeks, it’s just a question of where. But according to Marc Stein, patience is still required, and because of… Giannis Antetokounmpo.
Still on an individual level this season, Kevin Durant has nevertheless had a very difficult campaign with the Suns. No playoffs or play-in for this organization, which was considered a ring contender at the outset with a roster boasting some big names. But the collective was simply non-existent.
Bradley Beal has never found his place since his trade to Arizona, while Durant has been on his own with Devin Booker. And if he refused to leave this team to join the Warriors at the deadline, it’s highly doubtful that he’ll repeat this request over the summer. A major shake-up is in the offing in Phoenix.
When will Kevin Durant change teams?
We know that the Spurs and Wolves have already been rumored to be interested in Durant, who could bounce back in the next few weeks. The draft will be an important moment for his future, but despite his talent, the Slim Reaper is not the priority on the market. With the possible demand for Giannis Antetokounmpo, he’s the one the majority of franchises are targeting.
The result? Durant will have to wait a little longer, as the Giannis soap opera is set to decant the others like a domino. Once the Greek Freak’s situation is settled, KD should know more about his future destination. At least, that’s what Marc Stein confirms in his latest article. We’ll just have to be patient.
RealGM : “Any potential trade deals involving Kevin Durant may not develop until teams around the league gain clarity over Giannis Antetokounmpo’s situation with the Milwaukee Bucks, according to Marc Stein of The Stein Line. The Suns’ desire to hire a first-time head coach adds to the expectation that the team will look to eventually deal Durant.”
His departure is confirmed for many insiders, but it’s still unclear where the number 35 will bounce to in the coming months. The Spurs are interested, but some believe that Giannis would make much more sense for the Texan franchise. Whatever happens, we’ll know more before the draft, set for June 25.
