Kevin Durant may want to form a superteam with Kawhi Leonard, and two options are on the table if they want to make it happen.
According to Adrian Wojnarowski and Ramona Shelburne of ESPN, Durant and Leonard have discussed various scenarios that would see them play together. The two teams who would be able to fulfill that desire are the Los Angeles Clippers and New York Knicks, who have interest in both players and the cap space to lure them both in.
Reporting w/ @RamonaShelburne: Kevin Durant and Kawhi Leonard have been discussing free agent scenarios that could include a future with them playing together. For now, there are two clear possibilities for them to sign into the same franchise: Clippers and Knicks. Story soon.
— Adrian Wojnarowski (@wojespn) June 29, 2019
Combined, Durant and Leonard account for the last three NBA Finals MVPs and would form a dynamic combination with the potential to change the fortunes of a franchise.
Durant also has the potential option of teaming up with Kyrie Irving, likely on the Brooklyn Nets. For now, it seems he’s keeping his options open. What does seem increasingly likely is that wherever Durant lands in free agency, he won’t be coming alone.
