Kevin Durant spokefor the first time since he requested a deal from Nets. But what he was trying to say only raises more questions.
"People trapped in the gym with me know what it is. They know what I'm doing."Durant Tweeted on Saturday morning. "If you weren't there with me, ask around."
A 33-year-old superstar calls Brooklyn ownership and tells them he wants. Since then, he seems to be fighting back the widespread criticism he has faced. The bomb came on Thursday, the day after the former MVP and two NBA champions joined Kyrie Irving and DeAndre Jordan online, and three years after the NBA free agent was about to open. But the super team was never the case. Durant and Irving played only 44 regular season games together, winning one in the playoff series.
But what Durant meant in his tweet is embarrassing.
Those who questioned the 12 All-Star initiatives and work ethic Is almost nonexistent. His short time in Brooklyn. He played hard, was delivered, and appeared at work. This could not be said to Irving, who was watching from bystanders, by refusing to receive the COVID-19 vaccine until the New York City mission was finally withdrawn.
As Ian O'Connor of the post stated, the Durrants fade away jumper with one second left in Round 7 of the 2021 Eastern Conference Finals is New York's most clutched. It was one of the shots. The history of basketball.
The people trapped in the gym with me know what it is. They know what I am. If you weren't with me, listen around
— Kevin Durant (@ KDTrey5)July 2, 2022
His decision was blamed for first winning the NBA title for the first time in six years, then joining Irving, with bolts from the Warriors and Stephen Curry. I did. And now, Durant, who won a championship pair with the Warriors before coming to Brooklyn, changed course again.
I don't know where he will land yet, butthe net will definitely run a great distance in exchange for the best player in the game.
For now, Durant has revealed what he is doing about it. It's like his basketball spirit. But that was never a problem.
