Future Hall of Famer Kevin Durant is in the process of being traded.
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The Phoenix Suns’ escalation of trade calls in recent days has led some around the league to believe that a trade could happen as soon as next week … with talks expected to continue throughout the weekend.
Let’s break down Phoenix’s attempts to find the right Durant deal from numerous angles:
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Durant spent the week in Los Angeles. The Suns introduced Jordan Ott as their new head coach on Tuesday and then locked into trade conversations designed to facilitate their 15-time NBA All-Star’s exit from the franchise.
Such has always been the plan in The Valley, league sources told The Stein Line, once new Suns general manager Brian Gregory completed a coaching search said to feature more than 15 candidates when it began.
Now Durant’s future looms over the entire league, ranking as perhaps the foremost domino that rival executives consider a lock to fall this offseason.
