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The NBA free agency is in full swing after Kevin Durant requested a trade out of the Brooklyn Nets. The two-time Finals MVP is probably the biggest player on the trade block already. Meanwhile, the future of his teammate, Kyrie Irving is also up in the air after he opted into the final year of his contract a few days ago. The Los Angeles Lakers are reportedly the favorites to land the star point guard and reunite him with former Cleveland Cavaliers teammate LeBron James.

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While the Lakers are said to be focusing on Irving, there have been whispers of them trying to go for Durant. The idea of Kevin Durant and LeBron James playing together will send shivers down the spines of everyone in the league. However, it will take a monumental haul to acquire Durant and the Lakers currently don’t have much to offer.

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The Los Angeles Lakers are aware of their position and making Kyrie Irving their number one priority seems sensible. Even though it will be difficult for them to acquire Irving as well, the chances are he’ll force a trade out of Brooklyn. The Lakers may have to give up Russell Westbrook, which likely won’t be a problem for Lakers fans.

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The Brooklyn Nets will be very frustrated with how things have panned out. After signing Irving and Kevin Durant as free agents in 2019, a lot was expected from them. In the three years since acquiring the duo, the Nets’ best season was when they got knocked out in the Eastern Conference Semi-finals.

Disappointing season for LeBron James and the Lakers

The Lakers had a disastrous season after they traded for Westbrook at the beginning of last season. They didn’t even qualify for the play-in tournament. Anthony Davis has had a lot of injuries ever since the Lakers won the title in 2020. Fans have grown frustrated with the eight-time All-Star. Adding Irving to the mix will certainly boost the morale of the fans.

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LeBron has played with Irving before in Cleveland. They formed one of the most fearsome duos in the league as they reached three straight Finals together. They both put up historic performances in the 2016 NBA Finals to lead the Cleveland Cavaliers to their first-ever NBA championship.

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Fans have made their feelings clear about the whole saga and they took to Twitter to express themselves.

https://twitter.com/onlytaron/status/1542686973625659392?s=20&t=ntRcjmhLJhtJ2WZXkjfLVg

https://twitter.com/RunItBron/status/1542686911663333379?s=20&t=ntRcjmhLJhtJ2WZXkjfLVg

https://twitter.com/HonestGonTroll/status/1542686980051554305?s=20&t=ntRcjmhLJhtJ2WZXkjfLVg

https://twitter.com/MoniMonroee03/status/1542687435586519040?s=20&t=ntRcjmhLJhtJ2WZXkjfLVg

Lakers fans will hope that next season is much better than the last. Where do you think Durant and Irving will end up? Let us know in the comments.

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Pragya Vashisth is the Lead Editor of She Got Game, EssentiallySports’ dedicated WNBA newsletter. With a Master’s degree in Sports Management and experience as a divisional basketball player, he brings both technical expertise and long-standing knowledge of the game to his editorial work. Since joining EssentiallySports in 2022, Pragya has worked across multiple roles, from writer to editor, before taking charge of She Got Game. In this role, he curates coverage of women’s basketball, spotlighting WNBA icons, rising stars, and the defining shifts shaping the league today. Earlier in his career at ES, Pragya was at the center of major coverage for the NBA Legends desk, from the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame ceremonies to analysis of icons like Shaquille O’Neal and Charles Barkley, helping establish the division’s identity and depth. His wider sports management background, which includes event operations, accreditation, and spectator engagement, gives him an insider’s view of how professional sports function off the court. With over 15 years of closely following the NBA, Pragya connects basketball’s culture and history with the human stories behind the game, ensuring She Got Game delivers coverage that is fresh, reliable, and meaningful for fans.

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