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根據知名記者 Shams Charania 報導指出,Phoenix Suns與Houston Rockets剛剛達成一筆重磅交易。Suns 將超級巨星Kevin Durant送出,從 Rockets 換來後衛 Jalen Green、前鋒 Dillon Brooks、2025 年選秀會的第 10 順位選秀權,以及多達五個次輪選秀權。這次交易標誌著太陽隊圍繞 Devin Booker、Bradley Beal 與 KD 的「三巨頭」時代正式落幕,球隊或將進入重建階段;而火箭隊則在原有的年輕核心陣容中,加入一位擁有冠軍經驗的頂級球星,展現出這支西岸第二種子球隊衝擊總冠軍的決心。
消息發生的當下,Kevin Durant 正在出席 Fanatics Fest 活動,他也在現場被問到有何看法,Kevin Durant 坦然回應:「Suns 希望我離開,我很高興,他們得到他們想要的,我也得到我想要的,我們可以繼續向前進。」今次交易將如何改變聯盟格局,值得所有球迷密切關注。

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