Sure enough, this picture will become a reality, Irving wears the No. 2 jersey, Harden wears the No. 1 jersey, Durant wears the No. 35 jersey, Durant wears No. 7 in the Nets, but on February 10, Beijing time, Nets reporter Eric Slade broke the news that Durant will wear No. 35 back.
Nets reporter Eric Slade said Durant will wear back the No. 35 jersey and he doesn't want to bring his bad luck with the Nets to Phoenix.
What is Durant's doom with the Nets? In the summer of '19, Durant joined the Nets with Irving, and then traded Harden to form the Super Three. As a result, the playoffs semifinals played 7 games out with the Bucks, followed by Harden being sent to Philadelphia for Simmons, swept by Green Kay in the first round of the playoffs, the Nets traded Irving, and the Nets traded Durant. Durant has had a hard time with the Nets.
After Durant joined the Suns, his mood was much better, and the Suns won the championship odds directly to second, in addition, EPNS reporter Brian Venhorst also revealed: If you think it's over, it's wrong, Irving really wants to join Phoenix, so let's start thinking.
According to Winhorst on the show, before Irving was traded to the Lone Ranger, the Lakers and Suns were both Irving's chosen teams, and this summer Irving will become a free agent, and the Suns may bring Irving to Phoenix by signing and then trading, and the Lone Ranger has always been interested in Ayton.
The Suns have also considered trading Paul, with Paul's $30.6 million contract guaranteed only $15.06 million for the 23-24 season, and the team option for the 24-25 season, and Paul could also be traded this summer.
NBA reporter Jack Fisher's tracking report is that Ayton's future in the Suns is not clear, his relationship with Monty is poor, which is a well-known thing in the locker room, he was a trade chip when the Suns explored trading Durant last offseason, and the Suns matched the 4-year 133 million given by the Pacers and did not feel that he deserved this contract, but did not want to let him go.
Text/Yan Xiaobai's basketball dream