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He will be offered with the biggest salary in the league so he will stay, I think Toronto can give that since they really appreciate this achievement the team have made last season. Maybe let's look on the other teams and forget about Toronto for awhile as surely they'll be intact for the next season.

Yeah, I agree, the same with GSW.

Speaking of GSW, I think this is really their worse season starting when they won the championship in 2015. 2 players injured and some of them have minor injuries. As far as I know, KD will stay but his injury is serious, I hope he can play in the next season with the same performance. Lakers trading Ingram, Ball and Hart for AD, isn't that risky for them?

KD injuries is really serious so we can only hope that he can be back with the same bounce and confidence. But I wouldn't be surprised if it will take some time before we can finally see him at his peak again.

Yes, I think this is one of their worst specially going into the finals, their star players got injured and there is no room for error specially if you are in the NBA finals, too bad for them.

I think when KD is back, he will still be fit but the bounce and his agility will be minimized since his injury is very serious that he will stop playing for one year or more if it gets aggravated. Now, the future of the GSW rely on how well they manage their line up without KD to be back to the finals next season.

So there is what we call psychological or mental barrier that KD might encounter once he is back in the game. So it will be really difficult for him at the beginning as he might tend to think about his injury. But he is still in his peak and at his prime. For sure he will learn how to adjust and the team as well. The 3 peat was almost there, but it was not meant to be.