Team Note: The final offer of the Heat against Durant is Wiggins + Rozier + two substitutes + No. 20 sign

From ESPN famous reporter Shams Charania, multiple sources revealed that superstar Durant was sent to the Rockets, and the Suns received Jaylen Green, Dillon Brooks, the No. 10 picks for the first round this year and 5 second picks (the No. 59 pick for the Rockets in 2025, the two second picks for the Rockets in 2026, the second pick for the Celtics in 2030 and the second pick for the Rockets in 2032).

According to Heat reporter Barry Jackson and Anthony Chiang, a familiar source revealed that the Heat not only refused to put young center Wereland into the Durant trade, but also did not provide Jovic in the final discussion with the Suns before the Suns sent KD to the Rockets today.

In addition, the source said the Heat never wanted to offer more than one first-round pick in the Durant trade.

The source revealed that the final offer of the Heat includes Andrew Wiggins, Rozier, two substitutes and the 20th pick in the first round of this year. Highsmith and Jaime Hax Jr. were discussed in the trade as two additional players.

An Eastern Conference source said that in order to make the Heat trade compliant and provide the Suns with a better offer than Wiggins, Rozier and the No. 20 picks, the Heat are willing to accept the salary of an unnamed Suns player.

NBA famous reporter Marc Stein previously revealed that the Heat are interested in Suns player Cody Martin, the brother of former Heat player Caleb Martin.