Anonymous scout advises Spurs to "stay away" KD: He can t bring the team to the championship level again

June 18th News Earlier, the well-known sports Sam Amico mentioned in its report that some industry insiders advised the Spurs not to try to trade Durant because he could no longer bring the Spurs to the championship level.

Previously, ESPN and other media reported that Durant had included the Spurs on one of the rosters he hoped to be traded to. There are reports that the Spurs are indeed interested in Durant, but they seem to have taken a rather conservative stance in the relevant negotiations.

Not long ago, when Sam Amico interviewed a scout from an opponent's team, the latter directly stated: The Spurs should completely avoid trading Durant. If I were the Spurs, I wouldn't even consider this deal. The last few finals have clearly told us that the era of the 'Big Three' has ended. If things don't go well at the beginning, we've also seen Durant's intention to leave quickly. "

"Look, if he was 27 years old now, we would undoubtedly all compete for it. But he is not. He won't take San Antonio to the level of championship. The Spurs need to hand over the keys to the young people and let them grow up as much as possible. Durant can score a lot of points, but that means the team's future core will lose the ball. "

" So I will give the Spurs a free suggestion: stick to the original path and don't touch those veterans over 35 years old. These people are just piles of data now. Unless they are willing to be the third offensive choice—and most people won’t—are away from them. You won't go further because of this. Far away from Kevin Durant. ”

Finally, the scout added: “Durant is a good guy and a great teammate, but it is actually a dangerous idea to think that he can chemistry with Vinbanyama, Daron Fox and Stephen Casol from this point alone. ”

And the well-known sports reporter Shams said the latest: "In pursuing Durant, the Spurs are not on the same timeline as the Rockets and the Heat. I think the two teams behind are more suitable for Durant than the Spurs. I think the Spurs will reserve assets next for potential bigger moves, bigger players, and players who may fit their schedule. ”