Durant, 36, famously signed with the Curry-Klay Thompson-Draymond Green Warriors in the summer of 2016, joining a team that had just lost to the Cavaliers in the NBA Finals a year after defeating Cleveland for its first championship in 40 years.

And well, dreaming big is exactly what the Warriors are doing because, according to the latest dispatch from NBA insider Jake Fischer for The Stein Line, Golden State is letting themselves fantasize about a world where Durant, James and Curry team up in The Bay under Olympics coach Steve Kerr before Thursday’s NBA trade deadline:

While most of the NBA keeps reeling from the Los Angeles Lakers and Dallas Mavericks' Luka Dončić-for-Anthony Davis megatrade, the Golden State Warriors

LeBron James era, the Lakers rescinded a trade that had landed Luka Doncic's chosen lob partner, and chaos ensued. So what happens now?

The Cleveland Cavaliers entered the NBA trade deadline with a couple of needs, and they filled one of them with their big move for De'Andre Hunter. The Cavaliers already owned the No. 1 seed in the Eastern Conference prior to the trade,

PHOENIX— Kevin Durant is still with the Phoenix Suns and ready to get back on the court after last week’s eventful NBA trade deadline full of speculation that the franchise was open to dealing the 15-time All-Star.