Oklahoma City Thunder to be influenced Brooklyn Nets star Kevin Durant demands deal to open NBA offseason.. This news shocked the NBA world. This is because KD isn’t like casting a shadow over the holiday weekend of July 4, but Durant seems to have played his last match at Nets.
Kevin Durant started his career in Oklahoma City, earning an MVP and pulling Thunder to the NBA Finals, proving that the game is one of the best scorers ever seen. Of course, that chapter of his career ended on July 4, 2016, when Durant jumped on a ship to head for the Golden State, earning two finals MVPs and his position on the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team. Was solidified.
Durant eventually left the Warriors to join point guard Kyrie Irving on the Brooklyn net.
Kevin Durant demands a trade-out from Brooklyn and his Nets divorce is unlikely to end with Oklahoma City’s return, but Thunder is still affected
Kevin Durant has played a total of 90 games in Nets, but he doesn’t seem to play another. Moving heaven and earth to bring Kevin Durant, Kyrie Irving, and finally James Harden together, for all the money, Nets wins one playoff series to show it. I have.
Oklahoma City Thunder hasn’t emerged as a superstar trade destination, but Kevin Durant cites Miami as one of the organizations he wants to go to in the end. The Miami Heat was away from the NBA Finals with Jimmy Butler, Bam Adebayo, Kyle Lowry, Tyler Herro, and great culture.
However, if Miami can create the package Nets wants, Heat will need to change the pick protection owed to Oklahoma City. The heat should not protect the first round picks of 2025 owed to OKC in order to release additional future heat topics covered in Kevin Durant’s packaging.
This change cannot regain the grand fate of Oklahoma City, but it should guarantee a future second round pick or equivalent. We’ve seen how valuable the second round picks are to Sam Presti and the NBA in general. As the draft class got deeper, I also learned how to use the second round picks to grab veteran pieces and complete the roster. Thunder wants to be a competitor soon.
I don’t expect Kevin Durant to return, but there are ways trade demand can affect Oklahoma City Thunder. So let’s tighten the buckle and see where this goes.
