Kevin Durant’s move to the Houston Rockets is official, and the details of the trade are much bigger than a one-for-one swap with the Phoenix Suns — in fact, it’s the largest trade in NBA history with seven teams, including the Los Angeles Lakers and Golden State Warriors.
The record for the largest trade in NBA history was previously six teams, set in 2024 in the deal that sent Klay Thompson to the Dallas Mavericks.
Here’s a breakdown of the teams involved and what each team got as part of the deal:
Houston Rockets
Phoenix Suns
- Koby Brea
- Dillon Brooks
- Rasheer Fleming
- Jalen Green
- Khaman Maluach
- Daeqwon Plowden
- Second-round pick
Los Angeles Lakers
Golden State Warriors
- Jahmai Mashack
- Alex Toohey
Minnesota Timberwolves
- Rocco Zikarsky
- Two second-round picks
- Cash compensation
Atlanta Hawks
- David Roddy
- Second-round pick swap
- Cash compensation
Brooklyn Nets
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