你丟我撿！KD杜蘭特轉戰火箭 NBA首見七方交易破紀錄
杜蘭特交易從上月22日展開，相關隊伍包括籃網、勇士、老鷹、湖人與灰狼，而爭取杜蘭特加盟被認為是球隊展現爭奪季後賽企圖的指標性補強，外傳火箭交易還包括找回2014－20球季的昔日老將卡佩拉（Clint Capela），相關交易涉及7隊，寫下NBA紀錄。
火箭得到後衛格林（Jalen Green）和布魯克斯（Dillon Brooks）、中鋒馬魯亞奇（Khaman Maluach）、前鋒佛萊明（Rasheer Fleming）、後衛布雷亞（Koby Brea）、後衛普勞登（Daeqwon Plowden），以及未來次輪選秀權。
籃網獲得2個未來次輪選秀權，勇士換來前鋒圖希（Alex Toohey）、馬沙克（Jahmai Mashack），湖人取得蒂耶羅（Adou Thiero），老鷹得到次輪交換權、火箭羅迪（David Roddy）以及現金。灰狼獲得齊卡斯基（Rocco Zikarsky）、2個未來次輪選秀權及現金。
No introduction necessary.🏆 2x NBA Champion🥇 NBA MVP💫 15x NBA All-Star🏅 2x NBA Finals MVP🏅 4x Olympic Gold MedalistWelcome to Houston, Kevin Durant! 🚀 pic.twitter.com/BSiZIXOXf7
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