What s Durant s trouble? How nice it s to go to the Warriors early

On June 15, the transaction about Durant is coming to an end and will be officially announced within 72 hours.

His potential next home will be born in the Rockets, Heat and Spurs, but the only thing that can be sure is that Durant will go is a team that can provide him with a two-year, 111 million contract renewal.

36-year-old Durant has one year left in the contract and his salary is $54.71 million.

He applied to leave the Suns at the moment, one was to continue chasing the championship, and the other was to renew the contract early, signing a two-year contract of 111 million (consistent with the situation between Butler and the Warriors.)

Before the end of the season's trading day, the Warriors and the Suns reached an agreement on Durant's deal, and were eventually stopped by Durant himself. The reason was strange: "I don't want to move in the middle of the season."

But as a result, the Suns didn't even enter the playoffs, and Durant also received a season reimbursement due to an ankle injury.

After winning Butler, the Warriors not only won the seventh place in the Western Conference, but also entered the second round of the Western Conference playoffs.

I wonder if Durant regrets it?

Recalling the three years when Durant joined the Warriors, he himself admitted that playing in Golden State was the happiest time because he could fully demonstrate the true nature of the Scythe God of Death in the Warriors system.

But since he left the Warriors in 2019, the Nets' Big Three failed, the Suns' Big Three lost, and they spent six years in a daze, but they got nothing.

And Curry got another championship ring.

Now, even if he wants to go back to the Warriors, it is difficult for him to speak out. After all, the chemical reaction between Butler and the Warriors was beyond everyone's expectations.