Durant s latest odds are released! Timberwolves rise to first, Mavericks and Spurs are on the list

On June 2, Durant's latest next odds were released, and the five teams were on the list. The Timberwolves +250 has surpassed the Rockets and rose to first place, the Rockets +300 ranked second, and the Mavericks +750 ranked third. The Spurs and the Heat are both +900, tied for fourth place. Previously, the Rockets were Durant's number one favorite next home for a long time.

Previously, CBS famous reporter Sam Quinn wrote an article to analyze Durant's whereabouts. In order to get Durant, the Suns sent away four first-round picks, and Bridges, who was sent away together, exchanged for five first-round rounds in the subsequent Knicks trade, including Cameron Johnson, who has not yet traded. If the Nets determine to trade him, he will be worth at least one first-round. In this way, in order to bring Durant to Phoenix, the Suns gave up the double-digit first-round pick.

Durant now obviously can't get back so many assets. The Suns' reporter Rankin once reported in March that the Suns may seek to get three first rounds and one high-quality young player from the Durant trade.

As for where Durant wants to be traded, it is also a difficult question at present. Durant said in February when he participated in the dream-chasing podcast: "I hope my career can end my own way. This is the only thing."

Quinn said that it is highly likely that the Warriors can be ruled out at present, and returning to the Thunder may not be considered. The Timberwolves rose to No. 1 on the odds list because there are reports that they are seriously considering trading Durant. Among the players Durant has not worked with, Anthony Edwards can be said to be apart. Because Edwards has regarded Durant as an idol since he was a child, and they played together for the American men's basketball team last summer.

ESPN famous reporter Shams once reported that Durant had been interested in each other at the trade deadline, namely the Timberwolves, the Knicks, the Spurs, the Heat and the Rockets. Any of them could be a suitor again this offseason. On the day of the trade deadline, former Warriors general manager Miles said on ESPN that the Grizzlies had tried to get Durant, but he turned them down. Durant may be open to them this offseason.

Where is Durant going? It will become another topic worth paying attention to this summer. Which team do you think Durant joins?