I really don't want to go to Minnesota! Durant rejected the Timberwolves' three-way trade offer, and Huazi didn't recruit him

On June 19, Beijing time, according to NBA reporter Matt Moore, Durant rejected a three-way trade offer from the Timberwolves. It seems that, as Shams previously reported, Durant doesn't want to play in Minnesota.

"The Nets were included as a potential third party in the framework of a trade [between the Suns and Timberwolves], which would help fund and contract operations and help both teams reshape their rosters, according to league sources...... But then KD exercised his right and released the news that he didn't want to play there (Minnesota). ”

The Suns want to trade Durant, who wants to play in Houston, Miami or San Antonio. The Timberwolves are hungry for Durant to partner with rising star Edwards. But Durant has no interest in going to the Timberwolves. According to the latest reports, Edwards also did not recruit Durant.

Speaking on the show, Wenhorst said: "This is really an important message. Edwards isn't recruiting Durant, and Durant has said he doesn't want to go to Minnesota. The deal hasn't been done yet, and things aren't going to go in the direction of Durant joining the Timberwolves. Of course, things could change, but for now, Durant won't be traveling to Minnesota. ”

In addition, NBA reporter Sidery reported that the Raptors are currently the most proactive team in the battle for Durant, and they are seen as a real "dark horse". Sidery said Raptors management recently proposed a three-way trade framework: sending Quickley and the No. 9 pick to the Suns, while sending Barrett to a third party to add more draft pick assets.

Jackson of the Heat reported that the Heat are still willing to negotiate a trade for Durant, but are unwilling to use all their chips, and the Suns continue to demand more from all offerers.

Where does Durant go? Still no answer. But with less than a week to go before the draft, the Suns will have to speed up if they really want to shoot Durant. It was also previously reported that the Suns may be forced to cut prices, but if the other party's offer is really unsatisfactory, they do not rule out the possibility of keeping Durant.