All-Star power forward Kevin Durant, currently of the Phoenix Suns, seems all but certain to have a new zip code very soon. The 6-foot-11 superstar, long one of the league's great malcontents, has languished in Phoenix for two-and-a-half largely unhappy seasons,

Regarding a potential reunion with the Warriors, Durant could finally grow weary of his post-Warriors shortcomings (as a team) and return to the Bay in an internet-breaking summer trade. More NBA: Suns predicted to cut ties with Kevin Durant via blockbuster three-team trade to Lakers

A former teammate of Kevin Durant who remains with the Golden State Warriors spoke about the trade rumors that once linked Durant with a potential return to the franchise.

Granted, winning a championship is a team effort; however, Durant has fallen short in his last two landing spots. Out of all the potential suitors for his services, the Heat have the least depth. Miami would need to gut its roster to acquire the 15-time All-Star.

Throughout his career, Kevin Durant found most of his success during his time with the Golden State Warriors. During his three seasons with the Warriors, Durant won two NBA championships in back-to-back years.

For the sixth consecutive summer, the Minnesota Timberwolves are entering what could be described as the most important offseason in franchise history. The Timberwolves should avoid trading for him with the same enthusiasm they avoided drafting Steph Curry in 2009.