Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant may not be made available on the trade market until Giannis Antetokounmpo decides on his future with the Milwaukee Bucks, according to NBA insider <a href=" Stein.

The NBA Finals are a week away, and once a champion is crowned it's full steam ahead to free agency. With a few stars possibly on the move, we could have a crazy offseason of trades, especially if Giannis Antetokounmpo does orchestrate an exit from the Milwaukee Bucks.

As the Oklahoma City Thunder received their Western Conference champion shirts and hats, former ghosts reappeared throughout social media. From Serge Ibaka to Darius Bazley to Isaiah Roby, ex-players chipped in to congratulate the franchise for returning to the NBA Finals for the first time since 2012.

At the February trade deadline, it was rumored that the Suns were looking to move Durant. According to The Stein Line's Jake Fischer, the Minnesota Timberwolves were very interested in making a deal happen.

The fates of those two stars could determine how other teams maneuver, including the Celtics, who will lean on several teams that will be under the salary cap to facilitate deals.

Western Conference contender is pursuing a trade for Kevin Durant to acquire a veteran star as the missing piece for the championship.

On Sunday, he responded to a fan who recently suffered a loss. A fan posted at him on X (formerly Twitter), letting him know that his grandmother had passed and was buried with a jersey of his. Four photos were included of the superfan in various KD merchandise, and she met Durant while wearing a SuperSonics jersey.

ESPN's Shams Charania revealed the San Antonio Spurs could be a fit for the Phoenix Suns' Kevin Durant and had mutual interest at the trade deadline.