Kevin Durant will begin "discussions" with four teams once free agency begins this Sunday, June, 30, Adrian Wojnarowski reports.
The teams in question? The Golden State Warriors, the Brooklyn Nets, the Los Angeles Clippers, and the New York Knicks.
Story filed to ESPN: Golden State’s Kevin Durant is planning to engage four teams in discussions upon the opening of NBA free agency on Sunday – the Brooklyn Nets, Los Angeles Clippers, New York Knicks and Warriors, league sources tell ESPN.
Wojnarowski, citing "front-office sources," wrote that "discussions" are "expected to be some combination of face-to-face meetings and communications by other means with Durant and his business manager, Rich Kleiman." Durant, who has been in New York recovering from an Achilles injury he sustained during the NBA Finals, will reportedly be speaking with the aforementioned teams from the city.
Earlier this week, it was reported that Durant declined his $31.5M player option with the Warriors to become a free agent.
Golden State Warriors star Kevin Durant has declined his $31.5M player option and will become an unrestricted free agent, league sources tell ESPN. Durant and his business manager Rich Kleiman are in New York, evaluating free agency options. So far, process has stayed private.
