Today, the Suns beat the Rockets to end a three-game losing streak, and after the first 30 regular season games, the Suns have a 15-15 record, ranking 10th in the West. Such rankings and records are very disappointing for Suns fans and star Durant. The United States unanimously believes that the current Suns, both players and coaches, have disappointment written all over their faces. There are many people who have advised Durant to leave the Suns as soon as possible, otherwise he will only miss out on the championship. And reporters from all walks of life in the United States also learned about Durant's trade plan. And NBA Hall of Famer Sean Deveney envisions a 6-for-1 trade for Durant to join the Lakers.
The specific content of the deal is that the Lakers will send Russell, Hachimura, Prince, Christie, a 2029 first-round pick, a 2030 first-round pick swap rights to get Durant. If this blockbuster deal is reached, Durant who comes to the Lakers will form a new version of the Lakers' Big Three with James and thick eyebrows, and will attack the championship. James and Durant, who are known as the league's biggest and youngest kings, will also work together for the first time in their careers. The addition of Durant can effectively share the scoring pressure on James and thick eyebrows, and the Lakers' gathering power will also be greatly improved, and they will naturally become the favorites for the Western championship. Moreover, the cooperation between Durant and James, the two major players, for the first time, has also made the Lakers the league's No. 1 traffic team, and Lakers general manager Pelinka is naturally happy.
But I personally think that this deal idea of the American journalist is quite perfect. But it is almost impossible to turn this idea into reality. The Suns have made significant roster changes this year, sending away Chris Paul and first-round center Ayton this summer. In exchange for the Wizards' star Beal, a new Big Three formed a new Big Three to attack the championship. Moreover, the Suns management has also paid a high luxury tax, and the intention to compete for the championship has become quite obvious. If Durant requests a trade from Suns management, the Suns also want to get an All-Star-caliber player from Durant's trade to help Beal and Booker keep the Suns in the Western Conference championship group.
But the trade ** sent by the Lakers**, except for two first-round picks, the others belong to the role players of the Lakers, if Durant does not put pressure on the top management and show his attitude towards leaving, such a deal ** obviously cannot impress the Suns management to let Durant join the Lakers. Even if the Suns are willing to discuss a trade plan for Durant with other teams, the Suns may not trade Durant to the main Western rivals to create trouble for themselves, so it is extremely difficult for the Lakers to get Durant from the Lakers' trade ** and the Suns' subjective wishes.