"Kevin Durant might opt out of his contract and go to the Golden State Warriors?"
When the late-arriving Quinn Snyder heard this news from Joerger, he nearly fainted on the spot.
Link shook his head. Even he, someone who knew the course of history, had been startled just now, let alone Snyder, who had been completely unprepared.
"That's right. The information is highly reliable. Durant may officially announce it one or two days before free agency opens." Joerger's brow had been tightly furrowed from the very beginning.
Durant and the Warriors had nothing to do with Joerger, of course.
But if this move really went through, the Grizzlies would be facing an unimaginably terrifying opponent!
Joerger was worried...
He feared that the Grizzlies' era would come to an end!
Everyone knew that the Grizzlies couldn't keep winning championships forever. They couldn't keep winning forever. Sooner or later, they would lose, and sooner or later, another team would defeat the Grizzlies and claim the title.
But when that day truly seemed about to arrive, it was not so easy to accept.
"Damn, what's with players these days..." Snyder shook his head. Ever since James, this method of contending for titles by "forming superteams" had become popular around the league.
In the past, good players fought on their own and competed against one another. But now, good players were discussing how to gather together and harvest the league.
"Alright, we didn't come here today because of Kevin Durant. Let's get started. They all look like they can barely wait." Link waved a hand and stopped dwelling on Durant.
The Grizzlies had no control over other people's decisions, but they could control the fate of these rookie prospects.
Link gave the players on the court a rough look and found that there were