US EditionWarriors Add Jahmai Mashack in Biggest NBA Trade Ever. Who Is He?
- On Sunday, the NBA announced the first-ever seven-team trade, officially finalized with full details shared by Shams Charania and called historic by The Athletic.
- Following the free agency embargo ending Sunday, teams assembled assets into the historic seven-team trade to manage salary caps and avoid luxury tax, building from the Durant deal.
- Analysis reveals seven clubs exchanged six veterans, 13 draft picks, cash, with Rockets acquiring Durant and Capela, while Suns received Green, Brooks, rookies, and picks.
- These moves reshape rosters and cap space, prompting questions about the Rockets' ability to challenge Western Conference contenders like the Lakers and Clippers.
- The 2025-26 salary cap will include the trade’s salaries, with Durant, age 37, expected to remain a leading offensive player next season.
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Record transfer business for the NBA: Seven clubs are involved in switching from superstar Kevin Durant from the Phoenix Suns to the Houston Rockets, which is now official. In addition to the two teams, these are the Atlanta Hawks, the Minnesota Timberwolves, the Golden State Warriors, the Brooklyn Nets and the Los Angeles Lakers. The deal was approved by the NBA as part of a transaction between these seven teams, in which a number of other tran…
The change from Durant to Houston is perfect. Seven teams are involved, a record in the history of the NBA.
The transfer of Kevin Durant to the Houston Rockets has become the largest operation in NBA history.
It's a swap in XXL format: Kevin Durant is now playing for the Houston Rockets. In order for the NBA star to switch to Texas, seven clubs let the telephone wires glow.
The eighth best scorer in history, "KD" will play an 18th season in the NBA, in the Texan colours.
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