According to The Stein Line columnist & open-air stand reporter Jake Fischer this morning, several sources revealed that the record-breaking seven-team deal for sending Durant to the Rockets has now reached an agreement in principle, and the transaction is expected to be officially announced on July 7.

Rocket reporter Tanner Nichols also recommended forwarding Bleacher Report and Shot Coverage The details of this transaction are as follows:

Hawks get:

Nikil Alexander Walker (from the Timberwolves, signed first and then exchanged, 4 years and $62 million);

2031 second round pick swap rights (from the Rockets);

Cash compensation (from the Rockets);

Special case of the transaction generated by Capela sign first and then exchanged;

Nets get:

2026 second round pick (from the Rockets) );

2030 second round pick (from the Rockets);

Warriors get:

52 pick Alex Tuxi signing rights (from the Suns);

59 pick Jamaic Mashak signing rights (from the Rockets);

Rockets get:

Durant (from the Suns);

Capela (from the Hawks, signing first and then exchange, 3 years and $21.5 million);

Lakers get:

36 The signing rights of No. 1 pick Adu Tierro (from the Nets);

Timberwolves received: The signing rights of No. 45 pick Roko Zikarski (from the Hawks);

2026 second round pick (from the Suns);

2032 second round pick (from the Suns);

cash compensation (from the Lakers);

Nikil Alexander Walker signed first and then exchanged transaction exceptions (the amount is half of the starting salary);

Suns Get:

Jaylen Green (from the Rockets);

Dillon Brooks (from the Rockets);

10th pick Carman Maluach's signing rights (from the Rockets);

31th pick Rahill Fleming's signing rights (from the Timberwolves);

41th pick Kobe Brea's signing rights (from the Warriors);

2026 second round pick (from the Rockets);

2032 second round pick (from the Rockets).

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