Alright, who's counting, but it has been a month after requesting a trade from the

Nets for Kevin Durant, and he remains on Brooklyn's roster.

Sources suggesting pessimism around getting Katie traded stems, one not only from a holding

pattern between the Nets and potential teams for Durant, but also no other teams want

to help Brooklyn out.

Alright guys, let's dig into this one, Shannon.

What is going on here?

Skip, I don't, I believe the teams don't want to help Kevin Durant forces way out.

I think they're trying to side with.

Skip, four years, that's like hold on, this is a bridge too far.

Now Dammit, we understand one year when you tell the team, I'm not going to resign.

Let's go ahead and try to move me, but skip at the beginning of a four year contract,

and they're looking at this side, this is the bridge too far.

And I believe, I really believe that the teams are like hold on.

Let's see the nod, never, either we draw our line in the sand now, or there's going

to be retreat going on for the foreseeable future.

And so there might be a situation, Skip.

Teams are not wanting to blow up their young nucleus because of Kevin Durant's materialism

or his wishy-washiness, because they're looking at it, Skip.

You had the best situation in Golden State.

You were winning championships.

You were finals MVP, they played beautiful basketball, and you walked away from that.

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