Durant is among the most plug-and-play superstars in league history. The Thunder don't have to worry about his arrival derailing Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams or Chet Holmgren. They also have the draft-pick stash and room beneath the luxury tax to make the math work without obliterating too much of the rotation.

It’s been assumed in recent weeks that Phoenix Suns superstar Kevin Durant is entering his final slate of games with the organization.The future Hall-of-Fame forward was connected to several teams leading up to the February trade deadline and has since been at the center of countless trade pitches.

Amid this, the inclusion of Kevin Durant on the injury report has dealt another setback for the Suns. Durant was listed as out in the latest injury report for the game against the Milwaukee Bucks ...

Durant will make $54.7 million next season in the final year of his contract. “The book isn’t closed on Durant returning to the Suns next season,” Murdock wrote. “League sources suggest ...

Trading for Durant likely means significant roster moves for Minnesota because they already have about $160 million tied up in six player contracts next season: Anthony Edwards ($45.5m), Rudy Gobert ($35m), Julius Randle ($31m if he opts in), Jaden McDaniels ($24.8m), Donte DiVincenzo ($12m) and Mike Conley ($10.7m).

The Phoenix Suns, fighting for a play-in spot, begin a three-game road trip without their leading scorer Kevin Durant.