7 teams big deal set a new NBA record! Lakers and Warriors join in the fun, and the Rockets become the biggest winner

On July 4, the Rockets and the Suns had previously reached a deal on Durant, but the deal was not officially announced and it would take until July 7 to officially reach it. During this period, the two teams brought some teams in and made a historically-level 7-party deal. The most involved in the trade were 6 teams.

According to US media reports, the Rockets and Suns are working hard to expand Durant's trade to a NBA record seven-team big deal. Soon they also confirmed other teams, namely the Hawks, Nets, Warriors, Lakers and Timberwolves. The specific transaction details have been basically finalized, just wait for the official announcement. However, in this, the Lakers and the Warriors were just joining in the fun, but they got the right to sign the player and didn't lose anything.

The big deal for the seven teams was mainly based on Durant, and then joined Capela's signing and then exchange. The Suns did not make subsequent transactions, and they still got Jaylen Green and Brooks, plus the rookies selected for the No. 10 draw this year. It is understood that these transactions are all for labor-management agreement reasons and need to be integrated. It has to be said that the management of each team is also very clear about the rules. It is no longer just pursuing direct transactions, and is willing to join more teams in order to maximize the benefits. There are two teams in

, which are just making up the numbers, namely the Lakers and the Warriors, and they have almost no investment. The Lakers exchanged a player's signing right for a player's signing right for the Nets, which is basically a small bargaining chip. The Warriors got a player signing right from the Rockets and Suns. Anyway, they were all small-scale fights and did not make any changes to the lineup. They just came up to make up the numbers so that the deal could be reached.

and the Rockets became the biggest winners, and they got Durant and Capela to further improve the lineup. During this offseason, the Rockets' investment was still very decisive, taking action very quickly, and the lineup became more luxurious. Turning Jaylen Green into Durant, the score at the critical moment was guaranteed; Dillon's departure, the Rockets signed Finney Smith to make up for it; and Capela was added to the inside, and rotated with Shinkyung and Adams, and the depth of the inside in the West was second only to the Mavericks. The Rockets in the new season are still worth looking forward to. Once they are well done, there is still a great chance of winning the championship.