Failed? The Rockets trading price of Durant was exposed and was rejected by the Suns, just because the Rockets refused to send out two people

As the offseason deepens, there are more and more rumors about Suns star Kevin Durant's trading. The time is June 17, and there are about 10 days left before the start of the NBA draft. According to previous news, Durant is likely to be traded by the Suns before and after the draft. In recent days, Durant's transaction negotiations may be in full swing, and several teams that are interested in getting Durant. He has had in-depth negotiations and communication with the Suns, and Durant's departure has officially entered the countdown stage.

According to joint reports from The Athletic reporters Sam Amick and Jon Krawczynski, several league sources revealed that Suns superstar Durant has three favorites: the Spurs, the Rockets and the Heat. The team that is more suitable for Durant is the Rockets, because the Rockets are now in the state and stage of superstars moving in with their bags, and lack a big boss. As soon as Durant comes to Houston, he is destined to be the absolute leader and person in charge of this team. This is why Durant is willing to join the Houston Rockets. The Rockets and the Suns have also had contacts with the deal negotiations, but the negotiations between the two sides do not seem to be very smooth. Several team sources said that the Rockets and Suns have conducted substantial negotiations on Durant's deal, and the Rockets have issued a clear offer, but the Suns are currently extremely cold in response to the offer (trading plan).

From ClutchPoints reporter Brett Siegel, although he and Kelly Iko (The Athletic Rockets reporter) have not made a definite confirmation, it is clear that the Rockets' offer revolves around Jaylen Green and this year's 10th pick (from the Suns), and the rest of the offer will determine the success or failure of the negotiations, as the Suns may also want Jabbarry Smith and Reed Shepard.

In my opinion, it is already quite sincere that the Rockets can come up with the 10th pick, Greyn as the main body. Because although Durant is very strong, his age, contract and injury risks are all things that the Rockets hesitate. Having said that, the Suns are not satisfied with the Rockets' offer, and they have never seen other teams give the Suns a offer! This is enough to show that Durant's transaction may not be as smooth as the Suns expected. In other words, the Suns want to profit from Durant’s trade is unlikely.

The Suns want to ask for Jabbarry Smith and Shepard Jr., such a asking price is obviously unacceptable to the Rockets. Jabbarry Smith and Shepard are both the Rockets' Tanhua show. Although neither of them has played the expected net worth of Tanhua, the two are still very young and still have a certain room for improvement. Durant, who is about to turn 38, wants to replace the second-tier Green + two Tanhua plus + one of the first round 10 picks this year. In any case, the Rockets will not agree. This is the current point of the difference between the two sides.

The current situation is that the Suns are eager to sell Durant, but the quotes provided by teams including the Rockets, Spurs, and Timberwolves are not enough to impress the Suns. Therefore, Durant's deal is now in a stagnant phase. Overall, the Suns must be the one who is more anxious. Their management needs to be calmer, and if they keep asking for a high price, then Durant's deal is likely to fail.

You should know that Durant has only one year left for a contract. When he leaves as a free agent a year later, the Suns will get nothing. Is the Rockets worth adding some bargaining chips to Durant? Fans, how do you think?