Durant also recommended farewell to the Suns, the most involved team transactions in NBA history are officially announced to be completed

Durant recently recommended sharing: My time in Phoenix is ​​over. Every stop in this journey has impacted me in a positive way.

Since the Rockets and Suns' deal with Durant, the deal between the two sides has involved seven NBA teams to this day. The Rockets officially announced today that they still signed forward Durant and center Capela through a seven-party deal involving the Hawks, Nets, Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, Timberwolves and Suns.

It is reported that Durant's enthusiasm for transfers is largely due to the opportunity to coach promising young talents in the Rockets and play with them. The Rockets successfully excluded their young core from the Suns' trading plan, which included only Jaylen Green, Dillon Brooks, the 10th pick in the first round of the draft and five second rounds.

In the draft, the Suns traded with the Warriors and the Timberwolves, respectively, and raised their second round picks from 59, 52, and 36 to 41 and 31 respectively. Then they used the No. 10 pick to select Kaman Maluach from South Sudan, then used the No. 31 pick to select Rashiel Fleming, and the No. 41 pick from the Warriors, Kobe Brea.

The Brooklyn Nets won 2 future second round picks in this trade.

Golden State Warriors won No. 52 Alex Tuxi and No. 59 Jama Mashak.

Atlanta Hawks received the second round of swap rights, David Roddy, and some cash.

Los Angeles Lakers won the No. 36 pick Ardu Tiero (from the Nets).

Minnesota Timberwolves won No. 45 pick Roko Zikarski (from the Hawks), 2 second-round picks, and some cash.

So far, the transaction involving the most teams in NBA history has finally been completed,