Title: NBA Trade Deadline reactions & post-season rumors: Top news in a ticker format
Subheadings:
- Apr 29: Next blockbuster trade? Rumors heating up around Giannis Antetokounmpo
- Apr 15: Phoenix Suns’ big changes: Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal likely out
- Mar 21: Is Zion Williamson on the trade block this offseason?
- Mar 11: Phoenix Suns set high price for Kevin Durant
- Mar 4: Four teams eye Kevin Durant amid Suns’ struggles
Article:
Apr 29: The Milwaukee Bucks face a major blow as Damian Lillard goes down with an Achilles tendon tear. Now, Giannis Antetokounmpo trade rumors are heating up, with the Brooklyn Nets emerging as a hot prospect. Giannis has a no-trade clause, but teams like the Golden State Warriors, Miami Heat, New York Knicks, San Antonio Spurs, and Los Angeles Lakers are also keeping tabs. Giannis’ priority is winning titles, and he hasn’t ruled out a departure from Milwaukee. (Source)
Did you know?
Giannis was the NBA MVP in 2019 and 2020, making him one of the league’s most sought-after stars.
Apr 15: The Phoenix Suns, despite their pricey squad, missed the playoffs. Now, they’re looking to "muck out" by trading Kevin Durant and Bradley Beal. Durant could return to the Warriors or join the Minnesota Timberwolves, while Beal, with his no-trade clause, holds the cards for his future. (Source)
Mar 21: Amid Kevin Durant rumors, Zion Williamson might also be on the trade block. The New Orleans Pelicans are interested in trading their talented but injury-prone forward, with several teams showing interest. (Source)
Mar 11: The Phoenix Suns have set a high price for Durant—three first-round picks and a young player. The Timberwolves and Rockets are possible destinations. (Source)
Mar 4: At least four teams are interested in acquiring Durant, including contenders. Durant has one year left on his contract, valued at $52 million. He’s previously expressed admiration for European basketball. (Source)
FAQ
- What does ‘ max contract’ mean in the NBA?
- A “max contract” refers to the maximum salary an NBA team can offer a player based on their years of service. It’s the highest amount a team can pay a player without using their salary cap space.
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