The Suns suffered three straight losses and currently sit 11th in the West with a 14-15 record and missed out on the play-in tournament. Suns management paid six future second-round picks and four first-round pick swaps in this summer's trade, but the team didn't perform as expected. The team is currently in the midst of a flood of injuries, the core players are in inconsistent form, and it has become extremely difficult to get a winning streak in the highly competitive West. Allegedly, Durant is unhappy with the Suns' roster configuration, but the team doesn't have enough trade chips. Some U.S. ** believe that the Rockets may become a potential next home for Durant.
If Durant requests a trade from the Suns, the Rockets have enough reasons to get him, and have already planned a trade plan for this: the Rockets trade Smith Jr., Tate, Whitmore, Landale and two first-round picks to the Suns for Durant and Eric Gordon. The Rockets, whose current record is declining, need to adjust, and although the deal is somewhat overdrawn for the future, acquiring these players is a tough deal for the team to refuse.
Durant has an unrivaled advantage on the offensive end with his incredible height and arm length, and he is 208 meters, the arm span like wings has reached 226 meters. This allows him to easily break through opposing defenses, easily outperform opponents' interference when shooting, and has an advantage in all kinds of offense, and his shooting percentage is beyond the average. Veteran Gordon is also a huge help to the team, especially when it comes to three-point shooting. If this trade comes to fruition, it will be of great benefit to the Rockets in their playoff attempts.
The Mavericks' 128-114 win over the Suns put them on a three-game losing streak and currently sit 11th in the West with a 14-15 record and miss out on the play-in tournament. The Suns are facing an important decision to make an informed choice in this trade. The players in this transaction are extraordinary, starting with Smith Jr., who is 211 meters, arm span 2At 18 meters, he has excellent interior athleticism, defensive agility and can even mark defenders, averaging at least 15 points and 10 rebounds per game, and he is still young with great potential.
In addition, Whitmore is a young rookie with great potential. In addition to this, the deal also brought in two other very good instant players who have helped the team tremendously. What's more, they also received two first-round picks, which will further help the team to complete the reinforcement. Overall, the deal is very good for both teams. What do you think about this?Welcome to discuss!