Gallery: 3/10
Golden State Warriors, +400
Leading the way amongst teams with a scheduled meeting are the Warriors, who came back from a 3-1 series deficit to knock the Thunder out of the Western Conference Finals in seven games. Of course Golden State was on the receiving end of such a comeback in the NBA Finals, leaving a team that won 73 regular season games in search of an option (or options) who can get them back on top of the NBA. Durant would make for an intriguing addition to the rotation, with head coach Steve Kerr more than willing to play a "small" lineup with All-NBA forward Draymond Green serving as the center.
Adding Durant to a lineup that already has arguably the greatest shooting tandem in NBA history in Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson, not to mention Green and Andre Iguodala, would make the Warriors even tougher to stop offensively than they already are. But, joining a loaded team could result in a backlash that approaches what LeBron James had to deal with when he left Cleveland for Miami in 2010. Golden State will have to deal with teams going after free agent forward Harrison Barnes, but landing Durant would be a clear upgrade should Barnes move on. (Getty)