Delayed, Suns set quotation standards for Durant, and the two rookies may affect the success or failure of the Rockets transaction

Since Shams reported that the Suns began to trade in Durant, it has been almost two weeks since the Magic and the Grizzlies have reached Bain's deal. The Rockets have also completed the renewal of Uduka and Adams, but Durant's next company is still not confirmed.

Durant's trade lasted for so long actually has a lot to do with the Suns themselves. They have never met the quotes given by other teams. According to Shams, the Suns actually set a strict quotation bottom line for Durant, that is, the team needs to get returns from 2 starting players and 1 future draft pick in Durant's trade.

However, in the quotes obtained, they are always a little bit short, whether it is the Timberwolves, the Heat or the Rockets. However, as time goes by, Durant's next company becomes more and more clear. After the news that the Timberwolves and the Spurs would not provide too many offers to Durant two days ago. Today, the Suns' team reporter said that the possibility of the team reaching a Durant deal with the Heat is not high.

So, after all, the only trading partner of the Suns is the Rockets. In fact, from the beginning, people have speculated that they traded Durant to get back the 25, 27 and 29 draft picks that originally belonged to the Suns. However, the Rockets have long seen through their intentions. The team has won 52 regular season wins last year, and Durant is 37 years old and has only one year left in the contract. It is impossible for the Rockets to split the players for the veteran.

So the trading chips given by the Rockets are also very clear, that is Jaylen Green + No. 10. Whether the Suns agree or not, the chips may not change much in the end, and all this depends on which rookie the team will get in the draft. If the Rockets are satisfied with the players they get in the draft, they may directly refuse to trade with the Suns, and even Green and the first round of chips will not be able to get them.

The first place is Es Bailey, whose reputation has taken a sharp turn for the past few days. As a rookie with the top three picks in the potential this season, Es Bailey's reputation has taken a sharp turn for the past three times due to the strange operations of the agent team and his arrogant attitude.

It is reported that Bailey's agency team has not arranged Bailey to conduct a separate training so far, and even when interviewing with reporters, a certain fee is required. The team is very cautious when they cannot determine Pele's characteristics. In the latest draft ranking, his ranking has dropped from the third pick in the first round to sixth. If the Rockets continue to fall in the draft, the Rockets are expected to get the genius forward at the 10th pick.

Although Pele's arrogant attitude has caused dissatisfaction among many teams, the level shown in the NCAA is indeed higher than that of others. Top physical fitness + excellent shooting ability + good ball holding is enough to make people imagine the birth of a future All-Star.

In addition to Bailey, Carter Bryant may also let the Rockets give up their deal with the Suns. As a 2.03-meter forward player, Carter Bryant has the best physical fitness among this class, and is also a stable outside projection point. He is also above the NBA average in defense, which makes it possible for him to contribute to the team immediately after entering the NBA.

So, the Durant transaction is temporarily shelved, which may have nothing to do with the Rockets willing to increase their investment. The team is just waiting for the results of the draft to decide whether to continue the deal. If they get surprises in the draft, they may exchange the offer for Jaylen Green + the first round of the Suns in 27 years. As for the possibility of a price increase, it can be said that it is very slim.

So fans who are so worried about the Rockets' demolition may be over-thinking. It is true that the team wants to get Durant, but the price must be within a reasonable range. At the same time, since the Rockets hold the Suns' future draft resources, this deal may not have the final say from the beginning! Do you think the Rockets will spend a lot of money to trade Durant? Welcome to leave a message for discussion!