Either the San Antonio Spurs or the Houston Rockets could pretty easily end the Kevin Durant trade sweepstakes with a single phone call. Durant wants to play for them -- perhaps San Antonio slightly more so,

The Suns have “no leverage” in part because of Durant's age and because he wants to start fresh elsewhere, league sources say. The idea of Durant returning to a team that entertained deals for him before the 2025 trade deadline isn’t a pleasant one.

KD wanted the New York Knicks; he wanted to go there … the Knicks have no interest in bringing him in.”That was the message from ESPN’s Marc J. Spears on NBA Today Monday afternoon, sparking immediate conversation around Kevin Durant’s potential exit from the Phoenix Suns.

Kevin Durant Faced Rejection From His Top NBA Trade Choice originally appeared on Athlon Sports. Shams Charania of ESPN reported on Saturday that Kevin Durant wants the Phoenix Suns to trade him to the Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs or Houston Rockets.

Spurs trade rumors persist, with a report indicating that the Suns are seeking a substantial offer from San Antonio.

The NBA offseason is slowly approaching, and while that is the case, teams are wasting no time in bolstering their rosters. The Houston Rockets kicked things off on Saturday when they signed Steven Adams to an extension,

The Kevin Durant trade situation is heating up, and we might be close to finding out where he’ll land next. According to reports, Durant has three teams in mind for a long-term commitment. He has the Miami Heat, San Antonio Spurs, and Houston Rockets all lined up.

Hollins: “KD would fit in beautifully, and I believe he already has a relationship with Ime. There’s a high level of respect for him from our guys.”