The Suns' 8-for-2 three-way deal was reached: the new 13-man roster was released, and O'Neal assisted the Big Three to win the championship

On February 9, Beijing time, there was more than 1 hour left before the NBA trade deadline, and the Suns completed a three-way deal, with the Suns 8-for-2 reinforcements Royce O'Neal and Roddy, and the Suns' new 13-man roster was released, with Durant, Beal and Booker leading the championship.

The Suns sent three second-round picks, Metu, Goodwin, Yuta Watanabe, and Diop to the Nets in exchange for Royce O'Neal, and as part of a three-way deal, the Grizzlies sent David Roddy to the Suns in exchange for a draft swap right.

Shams further reported that the Suns now have two spots available for them to go to the buyout market for reinforcements.

Both Yuta Watanabe and Diop reportedly have trade veto power, meaning they both agreed to be traded away by the Suns.

The Suns went crazy and sent away four players and three second-round picks and a draft swap to get Royce O'Neal and Roddy, in other words, the Suns traded two players for 8 for 2, and Royce O'Neal reunited with Durant, who had previously worked with the Nets.

So far this season, O'Neal has played in 49 games for the Nets, averaging 7.4 points, 4.5 rebounds and 2.8 assists in 24.5 minutes per game.

After the trade, the Suns roster includes Durant, Booker, Beal, Nurkic, Eubanks, Allen, Little, Gordon, Okogie, Damion Lee, Bol Bol, Royce O'Neal and Roddy.

At present, the Suns are 30-21 and ranked 5th in the West, and whether the Suns' Big Three can lead the team to win the championship this year?