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I'm guessing y'all have heard the bombshell, but just in case:
www.espn.com
Going forward he might as well announce he doesn't plan to stick around for more than 2-3 seasons, LOL. I actually don't blame him this time around, but still.
Till KD finds a new home this is the biggest trade so far:
www.espn.com
And the biggest signing, literally speaking:
sports.yahoo.com
So who y'all got for next season? I'm with @-NN- in having next to no clue what to expect this time, but here's my wish list:

Agent: Durant has requested trade from Nets
Kevin Durant has requested a trade from Brooklyn, his business manager told ESPN, but the Nets are not buoyed to honoring any of KD's preferred destinations and plan to make a deal that allows them the greatest return of assets, sources told ESPN.
Going forward he might as well announce he doesn't plan to stick around for more than 2-3 seasons, LOL. I actually don't blame him this time around, but still.
Till KD finds a new home this is the biggest trade so far:

Sources: Jazz trading Gobert to Wolves for 4 1sts
Minnesota is sending its 2023, 2025 and 2027 picks unprotected and a top-5-protected 2029 pick to Utah in exchange for Rudy Gobert, sources told ESPN.
And the biggest signing, literally speaking:
2022 NBA free agency: Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic agrees to largest contract extension in NBA history
The 27-year-old Serbian's deal is in addition to the $32.5 million he is owed this coming season and will run through the 2027-28 campaign, when he will be paid $59.1 million.
So who y'all got for next season? I'm with @-NN- in having next to no clue what to expect this time, but here's my wish list:
- My boy Buckets being recognized as the real MVP of this past season, and Miami finding him stronger backup so they don't bank on remaining injury-free for a 4th straight season. (Yes, I want him to finally get that ring.)
- My other boy Kawhi staying (relatively) healthy (that I felt compelled to add that parenthetical remark sez it all, really).
- Shall I go there? Dame to request a blockbuster trade of his own. You can be loyal to a fault and I say he's more than paid his debt to drama-laden Portland.
- Jayson to learn to finish to traffic. Until then the other J remains Boston's ace, no matter what the journos say.
- Giannis to show us his FT shooting in #6 of last year's finals was no fluke. The guy has averaged 77% before and there's no reason why this freakishly gifted stud can't better that.
- Ditto Russ from the stripe. And for him to cut down on treys, regardless of where he ends up. (Both wishful thinking, I know.)
- Ja to heed my words of wisdom again and add a few more lbs. With that most explosive 2nd step since Derrick he'll need the extra mass to ward off his predecessor's injury curse.