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Welcome in Trevor Lane here for Lakers Nation.com.

You're home for everything. Lakers with breaking news on the Kevin Durant trade front,

which could have a major impact on the Lakers and their pursuit of Kyrie Irving.

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So, Shams Tarania of the athletic button as well. Do me a favor. I'd appreciate it. All right. So,

Shams Tarania of the athletic drops the absolute bombshell news. Kevin Durant and Joe

Sy, the owner of the Brooklyn Nets, had a face-to-face meeting. We had heard some whispers,

some rumors that this was going to take place. Now we find out what was said.

And it's two things, two things that are really important here. First and foremost, Kevin

Durant is not walking back his trade request. There had been hope among the Brooklyn Nets faithful

that Kevin Durant would step back from his trade request. The Nets haven't been getting the offers they were hoping to get for him. Of course, they're asking prices extremely high. They haven't been getting what they wanted. The hope was that the Nets would be able to show Kevin Durant. Look, we've got a team right now. You, Kyrie, Ben Simmons, the stuff that we added, T.J. Warren, we brought back Patty Mills, Joe Harris is going to be healthy, all these guys. Seth Curry, we've got a championship caliber roster right here. We brought back Nick Claxton. Let's go. Stay here. Let's win an NBA championship. The hope was that all of that combined with a trademark that hasn't given the nets what they wanted would be enough to get Kevin Duran to say, you know what?

Okay, look, let's try this out.

I'll come to camp and let's see what we've got.

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