NBA earthquake warning! Team six snatches Durant.

The finals have not yet ended, and the storm has arrived. The trading earthquake in the NBA offseason is hotter than the California sun.

"Believe me, you will see the action soon." ESPN famous reporter "Wen Pang" Windhorst issued an early warning in the program "First Take", and the entire NBA management has entered a countdown. His mobile phone message prompts are dense and rainy: "Multiple lottery draws have been marked as 'tradable. From the Nets, Spurs, Rockets to the Celtics, Warriors, and Lakers, almost all teams are preparing for big moves." The gap between the

Draft (June 25) and the opening of the free market (early July), a super trading storm that is enough to rewrite the league's pattern will be staged.

01 In the battle for death, Team Six showed its trump card

Phoenix's sunset reflects Durant's complex eyes. The Suns' record dropped to 11th place in the Western Conference (29 wins and 33 losses), and management has been determined to rebuild, and the 37-year-old Durant was put on the shelves.

Despite the age of age, this "death" is still sharp: averaging 26.6 points + 6 rebounds + 4.2 assists, shooting percentage as high as 52.7%, and three-pointers 43%. His contract only last year (54.7 million), but the conditions for renewal are clear - 2 years of maximum salary of 122 million + championship strength.

Six powerful men have shown their chips:

- Lakers: Ambitions point directly to the three giants of "Jandu Doncic", the combination of James + Durant + Doncic is called the "ultimate offensive weapon" by the US media

- Rockets: Young assets + draft picks bet, Dillon + Shepard + Whitmore + multiple first rounds, and is called "perfect to meet the needs of the Suns" by salary experts

- Timberwolves: Edwards personally promotes the transaction, plans to send Randle + McDaniels to copy the Olympic "Huazi KD" connection

- Heat & Mavericks: The undercurrent of three-party transactions, the Mavericks are aiming for the "Irving + Davis + KD" combination, while the Heat prepares Herro + Draft picks

Durant's whereabouts not only concern the end of his personal career, but will also change the league's championship competition pattern in the next five years.

02 Antetokounmpo Jokic, undercurrents surging

Milwaukee early in the morning, Antetokounmpo downplayed but was very important in an interview in Greece: "I just want to make sure I am still competing for the championship at the end of my career."

This sentence triggered the entire league. The Bucks have only one year left in their contract for two MVPs. The Warriors have prepared a quotation for Kumingga +4 first rounds, while the Knicks bet on Randle +3 first rounds. Antetokounmpo's next stop may trigger an earthquake earlier than Durant.

Jokic's anger is burning on the Denver Plateau. After failing to defend his title, he publicly criticized the management: "Look at the investment of other teams, we seem to be playing the 2K salary model!"

Warriors and the Celtics smelled the opportunity. The former was ready to pack Wiggins + Pozimsky, and the latter might even give Jaylen Brown. Although the Nuggets general manager insisted that "Jokic is not a seller", no one in the league executives believed it.

03 The transaction exploded, and the three major fuses ignited

Why is the 2025 offseason destined to be recorded in history? The three major engines are running at full speed:

- The new version of the labor-capital agreement is high pressure: strict luxury tax rules force the team to adjust their lineup in advance

- 2026 sky-high broadcast contract: The new US$76 billion new contract will significantly increase the salary cap, and the team is scrambling to lock in superstars in advance

- The rise of the new generation forces the palace: Young cores such as Edwards and Alexander force old strong teams to make a desperate bet

Players' autonomy reaches the peak of history. According to the Players Union, many stars are forming group chats in private to discuss joint plans, and this "player-led transaction" model is subverting tradition.

Draft Night will be the first domino. Wen Pang revealed: "Shams (famous reporters) have cleared their schedules and will sprint to report the transactions during the draft."

The Thunder holds 11 first-round picks in the next seven years and may join the battle at any time; the Warriors' new general manager, Deng Levi Jr., controls three unprotected first rounds and is regarded as the most dangerous trader. The lights of the

draft have not yet been lit up, and the general managers' conference call has crossed the time zone. Wen Pang's warning echoed in the league corridor: "Fitting up the seat belt, this may be the craziest offseason in NBA history!"

When photos of Durant and James' secret meeting in Los Angeles leaked, when Antetokounmpo's plane landed at Golden State Airport, and when Jokic's agent suddenly appeared in Boston - this storm that swept the league will eventually tear the old order and create a new throne.