The Lakers and Warriors are all involved! The first big deal for seven teams in history, the Rockets won Durant Capela at the same time

The free market has been open for several days this summer, and after each team and the players reach an agreement, it can also be officially signed. The Rockets official has also officially announced that it has obtained Durant and Capela through a seven-team big deal. It is worth mentioning that this is also the first time in history that a big deal involving seven teams has appeared, namely the Rockets, Suns, Hawks, Nets, Warriors, Lakers, and Timberwolves.

The main body of the big deal between the Rockets and the Suns was originally involved in the Rockets and the Suns, but because it involved many draft picks, it eventually turned into a big deal between the 7 teams. Although the Suns sent Durant away in the trade, they also received a lot of rewards, not only Jaylen Green and Dillon, as well as No. 10 pick Malu Archie, but also No. 31 pick Fleming from the Timberwolves, No. 41 pick Kobe Brea from the Warriors, and Daekewan Ploden from the Hawks, and a second round pick. The

Rockets also gained a lot, and can be said to be the biggest winner in this deal, because they got the two helpers Durant and Capela at the same time, and their lineup strength was further improved. Although the Rockets also lost Green and Dillon, after getting Durant and Capela, the Rockets obviously became stronger. In addition, they signed Finney Smith, and they also have great hope of winning the championship next season. The remaining five teams are basically involved because of draft picks. Only the Hawks participated in this transaction because they signed first and then exchanged Capela. The Hawks lost Capela and exchanged for David Roddy and a second-round swap right, as well as cash.

For the remaining teams, the Warriors got No. 52 pick Alex Tuxi from the Suns, No. 59 pick Jamai Masak from the Rockets, and the Lakers got No. 36 pick Adu Tielo from the Nets, the Nets got 2 future second-round picks, the Timberwolves got No. 45 pick Roko Zikarski from the Hawks, and two second-round picks, as well as cash.

It is worth mentioning that this big deal of seven teams with Durant as the main body also involves Durant's three former bosses, namely the Warriors, Nets and Suns. Durant has changed teams in total 4 times so far in his career. The first time he joined the Warriors as a free agent. The remaining three times were traded, and two of them were big deals, which caused a big sensation.