The biggest deal in history, with seven teams participating, Lillard may join the Warriors, and the Lakers want to sign the super giant!

The deal about Durant joining the Rockets will create history. The current structure of this deal is seven teams, and the deal has basically been reached. It is expected to be officially announced on July 7. At the same time, the deal broke the record of six teams participating in Thompson's trade last year, becoming the most involved in the NBA trade.

The so-called seven-team trade includes the Suns, Rockets, Lakers, Warriors, Timberwolves, Hawks, and Nets. The specific details are that the Rockets gave the Suns five second rounds in Durant's trade. The Suns used these second rounds to conduct further transactions. The Suns 36th and 2 second round picks were transferred to the Timberwolves 31th, and the Suns 52th and 59th were transferred to the Warriors' No. 41th, so the Rockets, Suns, Timberwolves and Warriors were included. The Lakers selected Adou Tiero with the 36th pick. This draw was exchanged from the Timberwolves, while the Timberwolves were exchanged from the Suns, and the Suns were exchanged from the Nets.

The last two teams left are the Hawks and the Nets, because the Suns are the second shelf team, so they cannot exchange more, so they can only play Durant himself. Moreover, the Suns' follower reporter Gambaduro also confirmed that the Suns did not get more people in the transaction, nor did they pay more people. So there should be a three-party deal between the Hawks, Nets and Rockets, and probably the deals of these 7 teams were gathered.

At the same time, a Bucks issued a ruling order that shocked the entire league. The Bucks directly cut off Lillard, the top 75 star who was expected to miss the 2025-2026 season due to Achilles tendon injury. The remaining $112.6 million contract was converted into installments, allowing them to sign Pacers center Turner for 107 million in four years. After Lillard was cut, many teams in the league expressed their intention to sign Lillard, especially the Warriors, who recruited Lillard. If the deal comes into play, Curry Galillard will form a super projection double gun. Although Lillard suffered a serious injury, his shooting style will not affect his condition.

When the Warriors and Rockets fought fiercely in the trading market, the Lakers quietly implemented a grand plan that spanned three years. The team let go of starting forward Finney Smith and signed forward Larevia for only two years of 12 million. Behind this abnormal operation is the strategic layout of management's determination to make room for maximum salary in 2027. The Lakers' first step is to lock in Doncic as the core. After the transaction freeze expires on August 2, the Lakers will start early renewal negotiations with Doncic. The 26-year-old superstar is eligible to sign a four-year contract of 229 million. At the same time, the Lakers are pursuing a super partner for Doncic, whose potential targets include the Celtics Tatum and Philadelphia Embiid.

, and James may become a victim of the Lakers. As the Lakers' focus shifts to the combination of Doncic and future super giants, the possibility of 41-year-old James staying at the team is decreasing sharply. If James does not consider retirement in the future, the Lakers may trade it out. All future operations of the Lakers will revolve around the super giant plan in 2027.