The Spurs are difficult to form the Big Three: There is no substantial discussion on introducing Antetokounmpo, Durant asks too high and is difficult to trade

On June 22, Antetokounmpo and Durant are two big fish that have attracted much attention this summer, and both have "scandals" with the Spurs. However, according to ESPN, the Spurs have not made substantial discussions with the Bucks about trading Antetokounmpo, and the Suns' high asking price also makes it extremely difficult for Durant to join the Spurs. After the Spurs continued to grow in Vampan Yama and also introduced Fox, they were naturally full of hope for the future. What's more, the Spurs won the second draw, which has caused many teams to ask for the price of the Spurs to trade and get the second draw.

However, according to the latest ESPN report, although the Spurs are eager to get Antetokounmpo, they have not conducted substantial discussions on the progress of the trade with the Bucks.

Previously, ESPN had simulated the Spurs' trading plan to get Antetokounmpo's trading plan:

Spurs got: Antetokounmpo

Bucks got: Barnes, Kelden Johnson, Sohan, 25-year second pick, 26-year first-round pick (the Hawks and Spurs' higher pick), 28-year first-round pick (the Celtics and Spurs' higher pick), 30-year first-round pick (the Mavericks, Timberwolves, and Spurs' highest pick), 31-year draft swap rights

In this simulation trading plan, the Spurs need to send out 3 main rotation players, as well as 4 first-round picks and 1 swap rights, which is undoubtedly a huge damage to the depth of the Spurs' lineup, so it is unlikely.

In addition, it is extremely difficult for the Spurs to get Durant. The Suns' asking price for Durant is too high. They want the Spurs' second pick and the best rookie of the year, Castle, etc., which are undoubtedly the key factors that block the transaction negotiations.