Three major trading trends in one night! Big sale of fish belly, two major reinforcement goals for the Clippers, and new progress of Durant

On June 10, the NBA Finals were in full swing, but the off-court was also very lively. The past night saw three major trading trends, among which the West's bottom Jazz started a big sale mode, and players on the team can trade, including Markkanen and Kessler; the Clippers have two major reinforcement goals, and are even exploring the possibility of getting Durant; and Durant has also made new progress, and the US media even revealed that the Suns and the Spurs have reached an agreement until the draft is announced.

According to Jazz reporter Sarah Todd, the Jazz began to listen to quotes from all players, including his own draft pick this year, which can also be discussed. Obviously, the Jazz is not satisfied with the existing lineup and wants to make changes so that they can be rebuilt better. At present, the Jazz's primary goal is to send away Collins, Sexton and Clarkson, while Markanen and Kessler are willing to listen to the offer and are willing to take action once there is a suitable one.

With the action of the Jazz, I believe that this free market will become more lively. After all, some of their players can still receive a lot of attention. For example, Kessler's side, the Lakers are very interested, it depends on whether they can grasp it this time. In addition, Collins and Clarkson are also good additions to some strong teams, and they also have expired contracts, so you don’t have to take out too many chips.

The Clippers have new developments, and they also want to change the lineup this summer, and even negotiate Durant's trade with the Suns, which means they have ideas. In this summer, the Clippers are more looking for experienced players and partnering with Leonard and Harden. This time they have a new goal, namely Brogdon and Smart. They both have rich experience in the backcourt, but their attention is still quite high, and it is difficult for the Clippers to get it. The deal on Durant seems to be coming to an end. Famous reporter Bill Simmons said that the Suns and the Spurs have reached an agreement on details and will be announced until the draft is announced. Regardless of whether it is true or false, at least it is inevitable that Durant will leave the sun. There is no room for both sides to turn around, and separation is the best choice. Phoenix's store has begun to sell Durant's jerseys at a price cut. The next suspense is to see where he will be next. However, his goal is to join a team that can win, rather than the Suns who can't even make the playoffs like the current Suns.