Still prefer the Rockets! The Timberwolves trade Durant quotation was exposed, it is much richer than the Rockets, but KD doesn t want to go

Time is coming in late June, and a major event in the 2025 NBA offseason has finally settled.

That is the topic of where Durant will go, and finally came to a perfect end.

One day ago, the Suns and the Rockets officially completed a deal about Durant. Kevin Durant joined the Houston Rockets, the Suns exchanged for Jaylen Green, and Dillon Brooks two players, plus a first-round draft pick and five second-round draft picks.

Durant himself is very satisfied with joining the Rockets. Because before the trade, he provided the Suns with the three most wanted teams he wanted to go to, namely: the Rockets, the Spurs and the Heat.

In fact, the Timberwolves also have a strong desire to get Durant and form the new and old combination of Edwards + Durant.

However, Durant himself is very resistant to joining the Timberwolves. He made it clear that he was unwilling to play in the Timberwolves. Therefore, although the Timberwolves gave a very sincere quotation, they failed to get Durant.

On June 24, one day after the Durant trade was completed, the Timberwolves' offer to the Suns was also exposed by the media.

Today, Suns reporter John Gambador revealed the Timberwolves' offer to the Suns on the show of Yahoo reporter Kevin O 'Connor.

"Gober + Divencenzo + Little Shannon or Dillingham + the No. 17 sign this year," said the reporter.

However, Durant had previously made it clear that he was unwilling to go to the Timberwolves, so the Suns traded it to the Rockets.

The Rockets got Durant's bargaining chips: Jaylen Green + Dillon + this year's No. 10 + 5 second round picks.

Judging from the quotation, the Timberwolves provide significantly more bargaining chips than the Rockets. If the solar energy is given to these players by the Timberwolves, their strength will be greatly enhanced, and the Suns will definitely be willing to accept the Timberwolves' trading plan.

However, this deal was stopped by Durant himself because Durant was unwilling to go to the Timberwolves. He clearly stated that he was unwilling to play there just as he stopped the Suns' deal to trade him to the Warriors last year.

Although Durant does not have the right to trade veto, his contract will expire in one year. As long as Durant does not nod, he will renew his contract with the next team. Then, the team that trades him will inevitably be discouraged. Otherwise, if you only get Durant's use rights for one year after paying such a large bargaining chip, you would have lost a lot.

In my opinion, it is understandable that Durant is unwilling to go to the Timberwolves. First of all, if the deal is completed, Durant will not have much competitiveness when going to the Timberwolves. In such a deal, Durant went to the Timberwolves, and what was waiting for him was basically a remnant formation. Randall was incompatible with the transaction or was a negative asset. Reed might not be able to keep it, and the lineup really became weaker.

Secondly, Durant went to the Timberwolves, which was still a singles team. To be honest, Huazi has reached the upper limit, and he is only a superstar level, not stable enough, and has no ability to turn the tide.

The Timberwolves' lineup is not good either, the defense is too poor, Conley is no longer at all, and the back line is also a pit, and there is no hope when he goes.

There is another point. The Timberwolves are in the bitter and cold place of Minneapolis. It is not very attractive compared to cities such as Houston, Miami, and San Antonio. Although their chips are much better than the Rockets, Durant's intention is very critical at this time and is enough to affect the transaction results.

The Rockets and the Spurs are the best. The main problem of the Spurs is the health and growth of the Wenban. The Wenban is still in the growth stage, and Durant can't wait to be honest. The Rockets have a mature lineup and strong defense, but lack a stable scoring point. This is what Durant is best at. Some people can take the lead in defense, and it can save a lot of strength for Durant, which is his best destination.

Fan friends, what do you think?