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It looked like a marriage destined to end for the next four years. This was the impression on the sidelines of the four-year renewal signed on August 6, 2021 between Kevin Durant no Brooklyn Nets. However, the evolution and unpredictability ofNBA they led first to a complex season in terms of results, and subsequently to a fracture that has now become irremediable between number seven and ownership. This sparked the imagination of the fans and the indiscretions of insidersready to bet on the next destination of the former ace of Golden State Warriors. Immediately, the teams concerned would not hesitate to make proposals to Joe’s franchise Tsai. Among these would have been the Boston Celtics, who despite a brilliant market built on the arrivals of Brogdon e Gallinarithey would have tried with i New Yorkers.
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The crazy request made by the Brooklyn Nets: no dry by the Boston Celtics
The negotiating table is always full of tension, hopes, a mixture of emotions that seal a key moment in the sporting life of a franchise. In the specific case, the probabilities for i Boston Celtics to get your hands on Kevin’s celestial talent Durant they would die in the bud. According to Boston Globei Brooklyn Nets they would have put forward a first draft proposal that provided for the landing in Big Apple of Jaylen Brown e Jayson Tatum. An offer rejected prematurely by the management White green. Subsequently, the economic and technical reformulation of the deductible black and white he would see his own focus head towards Marcus Smart which together with a disproportionate number of choices should have constituted the new exchange proposal. Again there would have been a feedback decidedly negative from the Massachusetts formation. In short, what is certain is that the relations between Brooklyn Nets and Kevin Durant would seem to be on a point of no return, it will also be difficult to find an agreement given the high demands of the gm Sean Marks.
